Sentence examples for it should be faced from inspiring English sources

From the analysis of prevalence, incidence, morbidity and consequence of the state of health caused by headache, it seems important to awaken the scientific community and policy makers to the problems connected to the economic costs of headache and how it should be faced using the implementation of specified "observatory".

We have all seen the Labour party in the past turn inwards when it should be facing outwards, speaking to itself when it should be talking to the people.

She said: "This was the tip of the iceberg for a community that is not as well organised as it should be, facing down a billion-dollar real estate free-for-all and a piece of architecture that really should be used with the community in mind".

It should be facing the opposite direction.

It should be facing off to your left.

It should be facing the remains and should just skim the surface of it.

It should be face up like you'd have it mounted on your stand.

Some say the fat cap should be placed face down on the BBQ, others say it should be facing up.

When using a circular saw, be sure the good side of your plywood is facing down; for a table saw it should be facing up.

Add in the two long eyes and pupils and one dot attached to a stem on each eye (it should be facing inwards).

Even if part of the country has opted for independence, this is a prospect that may be years ahead but, if it is not, should be faced with equanimity.