Sentence examples for history faces from inspiring English sources

The writer who assumes the task of making a fictional character of someone whose life took place in history faces particular challenges.

Nasdaq, for the first time in its history, faces real competition from growing electronic markets for trading volumes in Nasdaq-listed stocks.

As the National Parks Service turns 100 this week, their efforts to chart and stem the threat to the country's history faces a daunting task.

If found guilty, the man behind one of the biggest trading frauds in history faces up to five years in prison and a fine of €375,000.

And it is precisely because Europe, for the first time in history, faces no outside threat to its security that it may fall prey to the narcissism of its internal contradictions.

Terry Barton, the former Forest Service worker who last week agreed to a term of six years in federal prison for setting the largest wildfire in Colorado history, faces more state charges.

The Colts, needing four more victories for the first 16-0 season in N.F.L. history, face Jacksonville.

Turning the pages of "The Island of the Colorblind," these hints of photo history face off against contemporary techniques.

We talk like this because I've brought my two children to Crete to experience history face-to-face, outside the classroom.

Soccer in Britain, with a similar history, faced a similar and still more severe problem, until money, of oligarchs and television, cured it.

In the midst of a slump, the best qualified cohort of teenagers in history face a desperate battle to get themselves into college and off the dole.