Sentence examples for has faced the issue from inspiring English sources

This is not the first time this town has faced the issue.

She has faced the issue head on, and to a large extent succeeded in turning it to her advantage during her campaign.

Amyloid imaging has faced the issue of high nonspecific binding of amyloid ligands in white matter [ 110], but binding of tau to white matter may have a biologic or pathologic mechanism of explanation.

Clinical genetics services have faced the issue of whether to share genetic information with at-risk relatives for decades.

Ballet and architecture are different art forms with different historical traditions, but artists in both fields have faced the same issue: how to look at the relationship between past and present.

As a parent I have faced the same issue myself.

Having new friends who had faced the same issues (many of the old ones had fallen away) made all the difference and helped her endure.

Spain is not unique in having a nasty authoritarian past—several central European and Latin American countries have faced the same issues.

"People who were struggling with their diabetes managed to create a partnership with those who had faced the same issues but managed to do well," said Dr. Judith A. Long, lead author and a staff physician and faculty member at the Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Center for Health Equity Research and Promotion.

If I'd been a counsellor, I suppose I could have faced the emotional issues in a different way.

Any party that won elections would have faced the same societal issues in education, health, housing and so on".