Sentence examples for inevitable to face from inspiring English sources

We further conduct experiments on the FERET face database to evaluate the performance on the illumination and expression variations since the different facial expression is inevitable to face recognition.

Mr. Mladic's inevitable extradition to face charges of genocide is bound to jump-start Serbia's request to join the European Union.

I stopped, resigned to the inevitable, and turned to face the cashier.

In this way, models are resilient and best prepared to face inevitable change.

Those measurements force the athletes - especially the youngest ones - to face inevitable decisions and conclusions.

The Carters' songs are grounded in an unswerving faith and a willingness to face inevitable loss and death.

"The source believes that exposure is inevitable and was prepared to face that consequence," Gellman told a colleague in a Post interview.

In addition to those who are removed from waiting lists, others are told they aren't healthy enough to be put on the list in the first place, leaving them to face inevitable death or to seek help from another transplant center.

She added: "I do think that this time the combined effects of the increase in demand because of the ageing population and the financial problems coming together as they have, mean that change is not only necessary, it's inevitable and we have to face that and learn to live with it".

If there is one clear lesson from other economic crises over the past century, whether in the advanced countries or in emerging markets, the longer the wait to face inevitable problems head-on and work to create a new policy path forward, the larger will be both on a current-cost basis and in present-value terms--the economic and social costs for all.

If Bill Pope's knowledge of the Dutchman's whereabouts can be moved to someone else, perhaps the world as we know it will not have to face inevitable destruction.