Sentence examples for has finally faced up from inspiring English sources

A referendum on the EU is inevitable; the party has finally faced up that fact.

Authorities had finally faced up to the pollution problem and vowed bolder measures to curtail it – albeit still far short of what environmentalists said was needed.

Reacting to Mr Murphy's despondent prediction for 7 May, a Scottish Conservative spokesman said: "From this extraordinary admission, it seems Labour have finally faced up to the reality that they are in meltdown in Scotland.

Hicks had finally faced two charges.

The year the US finally faced up to the perils of climate change?

I didn't fully understand my parents until I finally faced up to emptying their house.

Developing any CPI during puberty could be very challenging; similarly for those who had already had a CPI for some time, as entering adolescence might mean finally facing up to the demands that the condition entails.

After consoling themselves with their success at the Presidential level, some senior Democrats are finally facing up to the dangers facing the Party and the extent to which it has fallen behind the Republicans in organizing at the local level.

President Bush is finally facing up to the plight of military casualties coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan.

"Chinese people can finally face up to their reflection in the mirror," a fashion designer said recently of the Chinese First Lady Peng Liyuan, on whose trim figure his creations had just been immortalized.

Wes finally faces up to what's happening and gets Rebecca to spill the beans.