Sentence examples for is facing over from inspiring English sources

Evolving assumptions and their impact on pricing is a challenge the industry is facing over all.

WASHINGTON — Justice Clarence Thomas likens all the outside political pressure that the Supreme Court is facing over its review of the Obama administration's sweeping health care law to the distraction faced by a free-throw shooter confronted with fans waving wildly behind the basket.

James Murdoch, who as News Corp deputy chief operating officer oversees News International, added that the legal advice he was given was that it was "customary to pay codefendants' legal fees" in civil cases such as the numerous ones the company is facing over phone hacking.

To Shira Tarrant, a Women and Gender Studies professor and author of New Views on Pornography, the internal conflict Asa is facing over how her sexual history might impact her ability to be a mother is a reaction to the societal "slut-shaming" that all women face.

The shake-up at the ad hoc committee is unusual and yet another reflection of the crisis the church is facing over sexual abuse among priests.

Mr. Romney seemed just as disingenuous when he tried to blame Mr. Obama for $500 billion in automatic spending cuts that the Pentagon is facing over the next 10 years, beginning in January.

So the NHS is faced over the next 12 months with balancing the books while simultaneously transforming the way it does business.

That is the challenge that L.H.C. physicists will be facing over the next few years.

"Working people are facing over a decade of lost wage growth, with rising prices hitting their pay packets again.

He is the kind of leader needed by the Department of Defense to deal with the strategic and resource challenges it will be facing over the next several years.

Kershaw's performance underscored Collins's concerns about the stout pitching the Mets would be facing over a seven-game span that began Thursday night.