Sentence examples for longer faced from inspiring English sources

It believed, wrongly, that countries within a monetary union no longer faced balance-of-payments constraints.

It no longer faced threats to corporate policy and effectiveness, or to the stockholders' interests, from a grossly inadequate bid.

"This Court is no longer faced with a facially discriminatory order coupled with contemporaneous statements suggesting discriminatory intent," he wrote.

While those conflicts have presented Israel with strategic, diplomatic and moral problems, it no longer faced an existential threat from the Arab world.

With the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588, the Church of England no longer faced the possibility of the restoration of Roman Catholicism in the country.

It proposed a new system to taper the withdrawal of benefits so that claimants no longer faced a "cliff-edge withdrawal" when they go into work.

And China no longer faces a food-supply problem.

Americans who no longer face caps on expensive treatments.

Americans would no longer face federal withholding from their paychecks.

The drama no longer faces the scrutiny of high-stakes network television.

He reminded the actors that they were no longer facing off.