Sentence examples for present faced with from inspiring English sources

But, leaving aside the brigade commander who is charged with failing to tell what happened, only two men besides Mr Calley are at present faced with charges of having had a part in the massacre.

The Marines' instincts to help when presented face to face with a little boy in need are powerful.

Likewise, another recent study [18] reported distinct patterns of conflict-related neural activity in conditions involving emotional stimulus-response (S-R) incompatibility (emotion expression interference; elicited via making facial expressions incongruent with those of presented faces) with cognitive S-R incompatibility (elicited via the Simon task).

Subjects simultaneously performed a gender discrimination task on visually presented faces with neutral, happy, or fearful expressions.

Based upon these findings, the present study was designed to investigate whether greater amygdala activity would be observed in response to presented faces with larger pupils compared with faces with smaller pupils, and, if so, whether this response would occur irrespective of participants' subjective awareness of the manipulation.

Our fear should teach us something -- and when hope presents itself, we will be faced with the most base impulse -- do we act out of love and care for ourselves or out of love and concern for neighbor?

The dominant discourse that men are strong and healthy visibly presented challenges for men when faced with an HIV-positive status.

"Our population lives in a depressing present and is faced with a limited future, only because of lack of leadership".

But at present the islanders are faced with an impossible choice: a tiny sum of money to leave everything behind, or else stay without adequate shelter.

"Since all these novelists happened to be men," she continued, "the present writer... was faced with the choice between following one of her regiments and attempting to produce a feminine equivalent of the current masculine realism".

"Faced with the present complex economic conditions, we must appropriately handle trade friction and not engage in trade protectionism," Mr. Wen said.