Sentence examples for similarly face from inspiring English sources

Celtic and Lennon similarly face giants wherever they turn.

We similarly face the prospect, in 2009, of people being jailed for looking at photos of legal acts, committed by consenting adults, who are doing no harm.

Algal cultures similarly face these problems.

In situ observations, inverse estimation, and numerical simulation similarly face difficulties in absolute estimation [26, 27].

But the U.S. doesn't have to follow suit for the other Algerian detainees still imprisoned without charge at Guantanamo, who similarly face repatriation against their will.

Were it to erase some or all of that debt, the Education Department would similarly face difficulties in trying to recoup the money from Corinthian.

The consuls, so named from Roman precedent, similarly faced limits on their power.

Similarly, faced with stonewalling from all the News Int executives, it is unlikely to have uncovered anything of real merit.

Today, as reporter Krishnan Guru-Murthy and director Daniel Bogado discover, Ibrahim defends teenagers similarly facing execution, youths who under Yemeni law shouldn't face the death penalty yet often can't prove their ages.

During the election race, according to Kelly, Ailes was in daily contact with Trump, whose similarly faced allegations of sexual assault, harassment or unwanted advances from a dozen women, threatening to derail his campaign.

Ms. Bhutto similarly faces a number of court cases in connection with corruption and money laundering, and she has demanded in negotiations with General Musharraf that the cases be withdrawn if she is to support his rule.