Sentence examples for it faced with from inspiring English sources

If the government is forced to decide whether to save another firm, it will face the same question it faced with A.I.G. and Lehman Brothers.

For example, The Times could have delved much more deeply into Facebook's last-minute disclosure on May 9 about the challenges it faced with selling advertising on mobile phones.

He's right, although there is a simpler way of putting it: faced with the challenge of disruptive new technology, the current political framework is no longer fit for purpose and its shortcomings are likely to lead to a backlash that could turn very nasty.

"Their feeling is, 'What right do you have to come in here to take that oil from our country and profit from it?' " Faced with such hurdles, foreigners insist that Russia adopt a set of laws to flesh out production-sharing agreements.

ORACLE CORP. Revenues: $8.8 billion Market share: 61% of Unix databases The case against it: Faced with losing a deal, Oracle will come back with an extremely competitive bid.

When you think about it, faced with a silent and resolute Palin, the best strategy for Biden would be to shut his mouth too!

Israel would face a new situation with unpredictable consequences if the Ba'ath regime collapsed, similar to the new relationship it faces with Egypt.

Beyond the usual regional skirmishes it faces with local regulators and lawmakers, it also faced a number of scandals that have tarnished its image.

Oxford Dictionary recently named their word of the year - and it's the crying with laughter emoji (or as they call it "face with tears of joy").

And it is faced with a genocidal outfit.

It was faced with conflicts in Florida law.