Sentence examples for part faces from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gore, for his part, faces both a generic and a specific problem.
Mr Rohani, for his part, faces pushback from conservatives, even though a deal promises to relieve economic and regional pressures.Opposition is driven by each side's suspicion of the other.
Having lost the top spot to HP, Dell has started to give itself a makeover: selling through Wal-Mart, a retail giant, for example, and adding colour to some products.Lenovo, for its part, faces difficulties too.
He said he wanted to make it harder to enter America illegally, but easier to do so legally, and to offer a path to citizenship for the estimated 12m illegals who have already snuck in.The first part faces few political hurdles and is already well under way.
Uber, for its part, faces a nationwide ban in Germany, which is mytaxi's stronghold.
(Bank of America, for its part, faces a Federal racketeering lawsuit over its allegedly shoddy foreclosure paperwork).
The British tabloids lap up his androgynous good looks (he strides onstage like an effeminate pirate, with a haircut that's part Amy Winehouse, part Faces-era Ron Wood) and his bad habits.
The players, for their part, face their own challenges and confusions.
Jobseekers who refuse to take part face having their benefits cut for 13 weeks.
He inserted each funnel, the wide part facing out, into the holes that he had made in the mesh netting.
That part of the molecule facing the cytoplasm has a high affinity for Na+ and a low affinity for K+, while that part facing the outside has a high affinity for K+ and a low affinity for Na+.
