Sentence examples for is once again facing from inspiring English sources

Japan, too, is once again facing economic contraction.

(Latrèche is once again facing the threat of legal action for hate speech).

But on World Aids Day, Uganda is once again facing a rise in new HIV transmissions.

*Todo Con Nada, a longtime bastion of downtown theater, is once again facing eviction, this time because of more than $20,000 in back rent.

While the younger Mr. Towns is once again facing Mr. Malave-Dilan in an Assembly primary, the congressman is not managing that campaign this year.

But in the wake of Mr. Hill's death, the BART police department is once again facing disapproval, similar to what it endured after Johannes Mehserle shot Oscar Grant III in the back at the Fruitvale station in Oakland in 2009.

Record companies often issue collections of the B-sides and soundtrack contributions of popular acts; Rhino Entertainment, a division of Warner Music Group, is once again faced with a band whose regular albums never sold very well.

In its third attempt to conquer the booming handheld computing market, Microsoft is once again faced with the task of dislodging an entrenched, scrappier competitor from the top spot.

After the deadliest school shooting since Sandy Hook, the U.S. is once again faced with a question that's become all too common: How can these shootings be stopped before they happen?

And, uh-oh, I am once again facing the critics with something called "The Producers".

Dominic Hook, Unite national officer, said: "It is unacceptable that the bank's customers are once again facing inconvenience.