Sentence examples for question faces from inspiring English sources
No bigger question faces post-crash Britain.
Now another major question faces the Clinton team in Iowa: Did it wait too long to try to humanize Hillary?
Some version of this national question faces everyone in the modern, developed world: it asks how far any nation state can choose and defend its preferred way of life from the impact of globalisation.
When a case for restitution is successfully made, the museum or gallery in question faces a familiar choice: either to negotiate a purchase from the heirs or to let the work go.
However, an obvious and crucial question faces any such justification of punishment as a communicative enterprise.
A HISTORIC question faces the British people this week, a choice about the survival of Britain itself, and the values that have made it great.
There is obviously the question facing Scotland.
That's the question facing Peggy.
That, in essence, was the question facing Charles Kao in 1966.
STEVE COLL: It's the most important question facing Pakistan.
The question facing Detroit now is how to manage bankruptcy.
