Sentence examples for is facing on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Castro's silence bespoke new pressures he is facing on many sides.

More than anything else, say shareholders like Mr. Geduld, Mr. Moynihan needs to convince investors that the losses the company is facing on mortgage claims are manageable.

Actually, he looked fairly calm after his round and sanguine both about the work he is facing on the Labor Day finish and his prospects of winning from the front.

And the Hollywood trades have been full of reports about the struggles Gareth Edwards is facing on the upcoming Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, which (like both Trank and Ayer's films) has faced extensive reshoots and editing issues.

It also reflects a storm of criticism Mr. Boehner is facing on conservative talk radio and Internet outlets, in part for moving toward the president on taxes, in part for embracing a purge that removed four Republicans who consistently dissented from leadership positions of committees.

(It also had a delightful cover, Nairn cheerily poking his head from the driver's cab of a Routemaster bus; Penguin have, in an act of homage and respect, reproduced the design exactly, down to typeface and style of paper. The only differences are the quotes on the Routemaster's panels and back cover, and the direction the Penguin is facing on the front).

Thus, this is faced on a regular basis throughout the year, unlike other conditions.

As long as North Korea is not threatening Beijing, this is a prisoners' dilemma we will be facing on our own.

The second seed has won four of their previous seven encounters and knows what she will be facing on Friday.

"The air that our children breathe in schools, that our valiant first responders were facing on the pile".

In Google Maps, it adds an indicator beam, showing which way you are facing on the map.