Sentence examples for it finds itself facing from inspiring English sources

Prodded by Merkel and the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, the 16 countries using the single currency agreed a mixture of bilateral European loans and International Monetary Fund help for Greece if it finds itself facing default, unable to refinance its ballooning debt.

And as Microsoft prepares to unveil new versions of its desktop operating system and office programs on Tuesday it finds itself facing emboldened competition, even uncertainty.

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- (FR) Mr President, there is an expression in French to describe the surreal confusion of an institution when it finds itself faced with an unexpected situation.

While Israel vowed to press forward with its five-day-old campaign, it found itself facing growing international calls to stop.

The Chinese team was so dominant — sweeping diving, table tennis, basketball, beach volleyball, women's boxing and a 10-gold romp in the non-Olympic dancing events — that it found itself facing criticism for its achievements.

Last spring, the theater nearly closed when it found itself facing a $2.8 million deficit and a stalled capital campaign.

Meanwhile, the church had barely revived following the destruction and mass apostasy of the jihad era, when it found itself facing a different kind of threat from Roman Catholicism.

Google had learned the lesson of Microsoft Corp., which largely ignored Washington in the 1990s until it found itself facing antitrust charges.

The Alberta Wheat Pool (AWP) guaranteed its members a minimum price of $1.00 per bushel (itself not enough for many farmers to earn a living), and it found itself facing ruination.

European Council President Donald Tusk greeted her arrival with a speech, including the comment: "I've been wondering what that special place in hell looks like, for those who promoted Brexit, without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it out safely". The EU finds itself facing two almost equally awful alternatives: a no-deal Brexit or a porous border between the future UK and the EU.