Sentence examples for origin face from inspiring English sources

Women fleeing to the United States from gender-based violence in their countries of origin face a precarious route to asylum.

Additionally, researchers should examine the barriers that women of Mexican origin face accessing highly effective methods in the US, particularly women without insurance or those who rely on the public sector for reproductive health care.

Gilmore himself, though not a Utah man by origin, faced such questions seriously, his eschatology being a compound of vestigial Catholicism and half-baked Vedanta.

With Rwandan children at one New Jersey school being pressured to stay home and a high school soccer player of Guinean origin facing "Ebola" chants during a match, it looks like racism and xenophobia are exacerbating the hysteria.

"Thanks to the ravaging financial turbulence, Pandit could well be described as the most visible India-origin face for receiving bouquets and brickbats in equal measure," the article said.

For those who prefer upmarket packaging to lifting a finger, the Origins face mask might be worth a try.

The ruling Communist party – which has long since cast aside its revolutionary Marxist origins – faces a conundrum.

With critics lambasting the latest security breach, the Prime Minister intervened in the affair to say that the Department for Work and Pensions would be taking action and the company which lost the information, Atos Origin, could face changes to its five year contract worth £46m.

Origin will face some stiff challenges, though.

Study each coin's inscriptions with a magnifying glass to determine the year, country of origin and face value.

However, unlike the craft, coal, and cotton unions, those of more recent origin still faced an uphill struggle.