Sentence examples for off facing from inspiring English sources

That sounds like a desperate effort to stave off facing reality.

Douglas took her by the shoulders, squared her off facing him.

We would all be better off facing that fact squarely, instead of wishing it away under the guise of a moratorium.

It's a different feeling when you are facing a home nation and I think we would have been better off facing Turkey.

The objection might be raised, to be sure, that rulers to be should not be hothouse plants separated from the influences of the outside world and that they would be better off facing all of reality, including its evils.

But the way Belfour's backup, Marty Turco, played, the Rangers would have been better off facing Belfour, who was back in Dallas after being suspended by the Stars for leaving the team over the weekend.

For example, it is likely that the trade-off facing policymakers in the United States has changed as a consequence of disinflation in the 1980s.

We find that the estimated natural rate of unemployment is consistent with the NBER description of the U.S. business cycle, and that the inflation/unemployment trade-off facing monetary policymakers is quantitatively important.

The results raise questions about the evolutionary trade-offs faced by the two sexes.

Although many other designs are clearly possible, these illustrate some of the interesting trade-offs faced by the investigator.

"It's nice to get two goals off face-offs right off the bat".