Sentence examples for question to face from inspiring English sources

In fact, the top five TV news anchors asked the candidates 2,975 questions in 171 interviews, and just six mentioned the words "global warming" or "climate change," the single largest environmental and economic question to face the planet.

They have the added question to face: how well does anyone really know anyone else? "For us, his best friends, this is pretty close to what everybody felt after J.F.K.'s assassination, a big hole in your stomach," said Ben Lucas, who made Sandusky the best man at his wedding.

And it can be a hard question to face.

Who makes the best MP for this constituency?' After that [2017] result, the voters won't believe that next time… it's going to be quite a difficult question to face up to, how we approach the doorsteps next time".

Turn the equipment in question to face you, if need be.

So, the main question to face is about its feasibility when implemented on an standard WSN with low resources motes.

"The expedition leaders could have some tough questions to face about logistical shortcomings that may have put the vessel at increased risk of becoming trapped.

He said: "We would strongly argue that if he has any questions to face, then it is back here in front of the British authorities".

Once I got over this incredibly silly stage – it lasted about 24 hours – there were more serious questions to face up to.

Tony Blair is returning to the Iraq war inquiry to face questions for the second time.

The only way to answer that question is to face up to the truth.