Sentence examples for we face whether from inspiring English sources

History tells us that whatever injustice we face — whether it was apartheid in South Africa, civil rights in the United States, a woman's right to choose — it was only when determined men and women were willing to stand up and say, "Enough is enough, I am prepared to peacefully break the law and even go to prison to get our message across," that change finally happened.

Instead of this constant game of spin and counter-spin where the facts take a back seat, we need to work together to find compromise solutions that deal with the underlying problems we face, whether those are jobs, civil liberties, national security, infrastructure investment, or protecting the environment.

So we now have care.data, and the decision we face about whether or not to opt-out.

Many of the global challenges we face today, whether it is climate change and global warming, or the gap between the haves and the have nots, or the appalling lack of human rights in many regions, even human trafficking, are due to the absence of these qualities.

The question we face now is whether this current innovation is positive or negative, whether something is lost or much more is gained in the digital version of the Bible.

The question we face today is whether we want to invest in a long-term human presence in space for reasons other than rivalry and diplomacy.

The specific question we face today is whether Nebraska's attempt to proscribe a particular method of abortion, commonly known as "partial-birth abortion," is constitutional.

The next time we face those guys, whether we're on the winning or the losing end of it, it's going to be a much better played game".

The difficult question we face now is whether to preserve these ageing icons of aviation, or pave over them to build the gleaming glass terminals that today's airlines and their passengers clamour for.

In addition, we face the question whether optically generated electron spins can be maintained during acoustic transport in nanowires.

Of course, if there are no objects then all our thoughts about objects would presumably be false, and thus we face the question whether truth is beneficial for survival, or something else might do just as well.