Sentence examples for was faced in from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was faced in" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be an attempt to express that something was confronted or encountered, but the construction is awkward and unclear. Example: "The team was faced in a challenging situation during the project."
The museum was faced in tufa, an unlikeably dead pale stone.
The basic dilemma that was faced in Afghanistan and Iraq was that doing nothing and intervening both looked bad and risky options, but that doing nothing looked worse.
That objection was faced in the 20th century by the British philosopher Sir David Ross, who held that numerous "prima facie duties," rather than a single formal principle for deriving them, are themselves immediately self-evident.
Following 10 months of battling to save the euro the common currency established in 1999 as glue to bind the economies of many member states the EU was faced in the closing months of the year with an existential crisis.
No Poor outcome (NDI = 81 100) was faced in any patient.
Trained in chemistry as a scientist, the chemist was faced in the chemical plants with many problems which were not chemical at all though highly significant for the success of the plants.
"Everyone then was facing in the same direction, but she's got people facing in opposite directions.
What difficulties are being faced in there?
As above mentioned, phased array synthesis is the application to be faced in this paper.
Interference management is then arguably one of the major challenges to be faced in femtocell networks.
Some sequences portray also problems which rarely have been faced in the BG subtraction literature.
