Sentence examples for have constantly faced from inspiring English sources

Children affected most For almost three years the children of Darfur have constantly faced violence, severe food shortages, and disease due to the ongoing insecurity.

He feels he has an awful lot to prove to people and more importantly to himself, having constantly faced criticism over his weight.

Ellison has constantly faced these sorts of accusations as well.

While the company has had to constantly face down issues with the service's usability and problems that may keep new people from coming on, a lot of attention is now on its ability to try to figure out how to best capitalize on those users, such as by going after live video.

Ever since Thomas Edison was credited with giving birth to the motion picture industry in the late nineteenth century, it has constantly been faced with challenges that generally fit in to one of three categories: creative, economical, or technological.

It pays tribute to a class of people that, although exalted under Mao as a revolutionary vanguard, has constantly to face the threat of pauperisation.

Many failed companies have constantly sought excellence.

I've become addicted to playing poker because your > constantly faced with confusion, and winning is trying to make sense > out of nonsense.

Bacteria are constantly faced with changing environmental conditions and have evolved sophisticated mechanisms to adapt to changing environments.

But Abbott switched to a more statesmanlike demeanour during the five-week campaign, eschewing Labor's predicted drastic cuts despite having constantly claimed that Australia was facing a "budget emergency".

Mr. Berlusconi has never acknowledged that as prime minister, he would be constantly faced with decisions that could directly or indirectly affect his own business interests.