Sentence examples similar to rose was faced from inspiring English sources
A Welsh government spokesman acknowledged some people were waiting "too long", but pointed to the rising demand being faced.
Writer and one-time mistress Kate Rose was faced with this dilemma years ago.
We crested the rise and were faced with a valley ringed by unclimbed 6,000m peaks, never before seen by western eyes, and in the foreground was the glaring whiteness of the frozen lake.
Mr. Buckley said the company was facing rising costs in everything from travel and entertainment expenses to paper, ink and distribution.
The meat industry loves to squeal that "the cost of bacon will rise" whenever it's faced with pressure to change.
For New York, many challenges brought about by climate change, growth, ageing infrastructure and rising inequality will be faced in the coming decades.
Even rising Denver is facing a price squeeze, and a mounting exodus.
The danger is definitely rising". "We're facing big oil, we're facing big financial structures that are at odds with the survivability of our world.
With pork costs rising, Great Britain is facing a bacon and sausage shortage as pig farmers cut back on herd size.
In addition to rising costs, many students are faced with the challenge of being non-traditional learners.
The percentage of elderly persons continues to rise and older people are faced with chronic diseases and multimorbidity.
