Sentence examples for term faced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gorton, who is seeking a fourth Senate term, faced little competition in Tuesday's Republican primary.

Only Richard H. Baker, a Republican seeking a sixth House term, faced a serious opponent, Marjorie McKeithen, a lawyer in Baton Rouge.

A Place at the Table In the days immediately after the Republicans' stunning victory in the 1994 elections, Mr. Lazio, who had just won re-election to a second term, faced an important decision: whom to back in the heated fight for majority whip, the third-most-powerful position in the House?

The Australian Bureau of Statistics identifies alcohol abuse as one of "the more prominent health risks", short and long term, faced by the community, exacerbating mood and anxiety problems and chronic conditions caused by injury, compromising a person's ability both to work and to engage in family and community life.

But Chris Read's batting woes continued, the Nottinghamshire skipper, with just one half-century this term, faced 26 deliveries without scoring, before steering Maurice Chambers into the hands of point.

Governor Andrew Cuomo, trying to win a third term, faced his most visible challenge from the left yet in the form of actress and activist Cynthia Nixon.

Angela Merkel, running for a fourth term, faces serious opposition from the nationalist right in Germany.

Mr. Booker will fill out the rest of Mr. Lautenberg's term, facing re-election in November 2014.

Everyone in Moscow uses the English term "face control," though the phrase is often transliterated in print as "feis kontrol".

Ms. Rousseff, who is six months into her second term, faces a precariously low ebb in her presidency.

Last month, Facebook Inc., not pleased to see FriendFinder using the term "face book of sex," sued the company for copyright infringement.