Sentence examples for not faced before from inspiring English sources

That one is trickier, and a dilemma not faced before, since it is the first time that all four have ever been available at the same time.

"To have these numbers of bison at this time of year is a situation we've not faced before," said Al Nash, a spokesman for the park.

"That's a whole new concept we've not faced before," said Dr. Ronald M. Atlas, dean of the graduate school of the University of Louisville and president-elect of the American Society for Microbiology.

In the end, this is nothing Glastonbury has not faced before.

The Crusades raised interpretative problems that historians had not faced before.

And Mr. Brown, whose fiscally moderate views have at times clashed with those of his Democratic colleagues, now faces something he has not faced before: a Legislature with enough votes to override him.

"When you're fighting a new kind of war against an enemy we haven't faced before," Professor Yoo said, "our system needs to give flexibility to people to respond to those challenges".

And the changing environment ― from different exposure to parts of the world, a general disregard for habitat and continuous climate change ― means humans are seeing things they haven't faced before, in areas that have never seen them before.

This is a man who has spent four years being written up as the next prime minister and is now spending four weeks tossing the keys to No 10 away: that's pressure he hasn't faced before, and the retreat from the stage thus far doesn't suggest good news.

It's not something we haven't faced before.

Mr Miliband acknowledged that he and his party had a "fight like we haven't faced before".