Sentence examples for to face the problem from inspiring English sources

As Brown says, we "have to face the problem".

Mr. Obama is hardly the first president to face the problem.

Jane Hamilton the novelist chooses to face the problem with a shift in perspective.

Instead, it seems both morally and logically better to face the problem head-on.

"We're now beginning to face the problem of our aging society, so I want to confront these extremes.

Everyone in Beijing can see and smell the pollution and, yet, many seem reluctant to face the problem squarely.

We continue to face the problem of global growth being too low for too long, benefiting too few.

had never before had to face the problem of recalling an audience after an intermission there was no warning bell.

Butler then was put in command of Fort Monroe, Va., where he became one of the first Civil War generals to face the problem of runaway slaves.

British manufacturers had to face the problem of a tax on horsepower, calculated on a formula based on bore and the number of cylinders.

"In the long run, I think that we still have to face the problem of insufficient demand," Mr. Ye of the statistical bureau said.