Sentence examples for were beginning to face from inspiring English sources

The number of displaced people was so large they were beginning to face serious heath threats, the health minister, Mohammed Khalifa, told the Guardian.

Even some secular opposition figures, popular youth leaders from the original revolution, were beginning to face prosecution for an array of vaguely worded offenses.

The Indian authorities were beginning to face sharp questions about why operations to flush out a handful of assailants at the Jewish center and at the Taj Mahal Palace & Tower had not moved more rapidly.

But if you look at the fundamentals, were now at the level where were beginning to face the same kind of valuation concerns that we saw at the last peak".

It's also that each man is beginning to face his mortality.

But in 1984 Suharto's New Order regime, which was beginning to face popular resistance, changed tack.

Mr Modi is beginning to face criticism, for example from the Communist party, that he has done too little to get Indians to safety.

After hastily dismissing Trump's prospects, Washington's political cognoscenti are beginning to face up to the possibility that his campaign may be more formidable than first expected.

"For the first time, a large number of Chinese banks are beginning to face cash pressures," Charlene Chu, a banking analyst at Fitch Ratings, wrote in a research report.

A 17% cut to NPOs would have been a severe blow at a time when local authorities are beginning to face further contractions in certified local government funding that leave little room for them to support local cultural organisations.

All at once, there was talk of drastic measures; the Times columnist Anthony Lewis noted that "even Congress, which so often rolls on its back like a spaniel, is beginning to face the necessity of impeachment".