Sentence examples for recently faced with from inspiring English sources

An environmental engineering company based in Southeast England was recently faced with the task of recovering spilt diesel fuel from its leaking storage tanks.

Instead of changing its logo, like a nearby town recently faced with a similar warning from the A.C.L.U., Republic has vowed to fight.

But those rates seemed a bonanza to investors who were recently faced with negative yields on Nestle debt.The imminent launch by the European Central Bank of quantitative easing (to the tune of €60 billion a month) is helping demand.

Recently faced with a long trans-Atlantic flight, I naïvely assumed I could trot out an assortment of diversions to beat the tedium of cramped confinement, airplane food and wailing infants.

When recently faced with finding an efficient approach to the problems of dying papers products in 50 different colours, engineers at SAAPI Adamis Mill in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, called upon the experience of process pump and systems manufacturer Bran + Luebbe.

"How," he wondered aloud, "did we get here?" Eight years after arriving in Washington vowing to spread the dream of homeownership, Mr. Bush is leaving office, as he himself said recently, "faced with the prospect of a global meltdown" with roots in the housing sector he so ardently championed.

The company has also more recently faced issues with customers using the pass to offset the cost of IMAX or Fathom Events movies, which is prohibited; or were buying tickets that they exchanged for gift cards.

Sherwood has recently faced pressure with his team enduring a poor run of form - losing three of their last four Premier League games and knocked out of the Europa League by Benfica on Thursday - while former Barcelona manager Louis van Gaal was recently linked with the Spurs job.  .

Mr. Williams peppered Mr. Carson with questions about his plans for the department, while Mr. Harvey, who recently faced criticism for meeting with Mr. Trump during the transition, asked if Mr. Carson planned to "really put some real help" into struggling neighborhoods.

Despite the success of Grand Theft Auto, Take-Two has struggled financially and recently faced a shareholder revolt that ended with Strauss Zelnick, a longtime media executive, taking over as chairman.

She has recently been faced with a genuinely nasty set of vampires whose comic edge only makes them nastier - like Pratchett's elves they are supremely speciesist and egocentric.