Sentence examples for systematically facing from inspiring English sources

We can be both observers and agents of change, but it will not strike the same cord with us as it will with those systematically facing discrimination and struggle.

Since about two decades neuroscientists have systematically faced the problem of consciousness: the aim is to discover the neural activity specifically related to conscious perceptions, i.e. the biological properties of what philosophers call qualia.

Urban Road Pricing has been proposed many times as a powerful instrument to fight congestion in urban traffic, but has systematically faced a hostile political envirionment, due to lack of confidence on its promised (traffic) results and fear of its political consequences.

The integration of an ethics-based discussion may offer interesting tools to systematically face such issues.

Following a damning report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, we know that the police are systematically failing women facing domestic violence, with just eight of 43 forces judged to respond well.

One of my absolute heroes is my friend Nia, who is systematically having face-to-face conversations with dozens of friends, former co-workers, former neighbors and relatives.

7 Micro-level approaches owe a great deal to conversation analysis that provides a conceptual framework for systematically analysing face-to-face talk.

In theory, putative low-level visual cues differing between faces and objects cannot contribute to the periodic response unless they are systematically present in all or the large majority of face stimuli and if they differ systematically between faces and objects but not within non-face object categories.

Here we systematically analyze the threats facing 2733 rare and vulnerable plants in the US using textual analysis of the most comprehensive database available.

He accepts that "blacks are systematically denied access to the more successful paths to economic stability," and therefore "face systematically greater pressure to turn to other alternatives".

To move towards achieving its MDGs, South Africa cannot just focus on increasing levels of obstetric coverage, but must systematically address the access constraints facing women during pregnancy and delivery.