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The phrase "she was faced with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means that a person is confronted or presented with a difficult or challenging situation or problem. Here are a few examples: - She was faced with a difficult decision: to stay in her current job or take a leap of faith and start her own business. - After her car broke down, she was faced with the daunting task of getting it repaired without any financial support from her family. - As the new team leader, she was faced with the challenge of motivating her team to meet their quarterly goals. - Despite all the obstacles, she was faced with, she never gave up on her dream of becoming a doctor.
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How much should he intervene when she was faced with perceptual bewilderment?
"She was faced with a conflict of responsibility to the organization over an individual.
She was faced with an unpleasant choice: tolerate the abuse or run away.
She was faced with a very irregular workload and demanding clients.
Some of her ideas "softened a bit" once she was faced with the reality of planning a wedding.
She added that she was faced with an unprecedented political decision and had to keep all options open.
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By exhibiting eight contemporary Indian artists whose work is inspired by tantra--a philosophy and collection of meditational methods practiced by subsects of the Hindu and Buddhist religions--she was faced with minting a phrase that would simultaneously describe the little-known art movement's heritage and modernity.
West was so impressed with her performance that he signed her to his label GOOD Music, because of issues she was facing with her current label Star Trak Entertainment.
She is faced with the daunting need to relocate self in a new cultural space.
Yet her disciplined approach starts to falter when she's faced with Chanel, a disgruntled young mother, and her son.
Now she is faced with the prospect of voting for a woman she despises – or not voting at all.
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