Sentence examples for situation they face from inspiring English sources

But the financial situation they face is, arguably, more difficult than that of the 1930s.

"The United States strongly supports the all-party government of the former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia and recognizes the very difficult situation they face," Mr. Rumsfeld said.

He explained: "Some of our most vulnerable citizens continue their struggles to find shelter for the night, and I wanted to see at first hand the situation they face".

With Palestinians tired of the intifada, Hamas's expected success in local elections this year could also push it towards more moderation.That the bitkhonistim differ on these and other questions such as how much to trust the Egyptians and which concessions to make to Mr Abbas is a measure of the changing situation they face.

But while Mayer may have chosen to gripe about what she at least sees as a gender bias in the way her behavior is scrutinized and analyzed, there are more substantive complaints that many CEOs (if not necessarily Mayer herself) might well raise about the kind of situation they face once in the corner office.

The actor Michael Sheen has recently visited the area with Unicef to see the desperate situation they face.

But I'll try that, and I'll ask about the most challenging situation they faced.

It's about being in shape, about being able to work, when you're dealing with the medical situation they faced, which has been all consuming".

Tomlin has talked openly and honestly — and frequently — with his team about the situation they faced without Roethlisberger and the blueprint he had to see the Steelers through it.

Quarterback Kerry Collins has not done much in the last few weeks, but with Pittsburgh likely to slow down Chris Johnson and LenDale White, the Titans could be facing the same situation they faced against the Jets in Week 12, the last time Tennessee played a winning team.

The overhaul should include making it routine that medical reports are collected in mental health assessments, that at least two sources of information are used and that the person's GP and psychiatrist should be told of the "potentially challenging situation" they faced.