Sentence examples for primarily facing from inspiring English sources

Pakistan, where anti-U.S. sentiment runs high among its public, has a long history of nurturing Islamist militants in the interests of its strategic objectives, primarily facing up to what it sees as its biggest threat -- India.

In these Ottoman trenches (primarily facing south, with a few shallow trenches facing east), the defenders saw the light horsemen charge and "opened fire with shrapnel on the 4th and 12th Regiments immediately they deployed".

The Knights primarily faced collegiate competition throughout the 1880s and 1890s because few secondary schools existed in Maryland at the time.

However, if the features encoded in the FFA serve primarily face detection, individuation processing in this area is likely to be suboptimal.

First, face-localizer tests are optimized primarily for detection, that is, they compare faces to other categories of objects, and thus can fail to involve neural structures that serve primarily face individuation.

Interventions Computerised cognitive behavioural therapy (SPARX) comprising seven modules delivered over a period of between four and seven weeks, versus treatment as usual comprising primarily face to face counselling delivered by trained counsellors and clinical psychologists.

In most cases GPs are primarily faced with essential tasks like detecting and diagnosing dementia, information of patient and family members, drug therapy, and linking to further counselling and supportive measures.

JULIA IOFFE: I think older users, who grew up socializing primarily face-to-face and thus are wired a bit differently, are bewildered by the site and generally stay away.

Interviews with farmers were all conducted by the author and primarily face-to-face on farm, although a small number were undertaken as telephone interviews for logistical reasons.

The workers were approached primarily face-to-face by their HR staff or supervisor to participate in the interviews.

The programme employed two approaches to engaging with the community: a) a social marketing campaign and b) a community development project adopting primarily face-to-face canvassing.