Sentence examples for which facing from inspiring English sources

But it was too late for Semaphore, which, facing bankruptcy, sold U.F.C. the next year for $2 million to a company owned by two casino executives.

Instead of heading backstage, the actors begin a new scene in which, facing the audience, they sit quietly watching a movie.

The numbers of the Guam rail fell from 80,000 to 50 in two decades; the bird has no answer to a voracious snake which, facing few predators of its own, can reach densities of 5,000 per square kilometre.

It is, without question, an unmitigated disaster for organised labour, which, facing declines in their traditional manufacturing base, bet most of its future on the public sector decades ago, rather than shift their organising toward growing industries like retail and IT.

China is one of the countries in the world which facing the most serious outburst risks, since almost half of the world's coal and gas outburst accidents happened in China (Wang et al. 2015a, b).

Although prized as examples of evolutionary clarity, ring species also present a pattern of taxonomic irresolution in which, facing continuous levels of differentiation, different taxonomists recognize a varying number of species, depending on their criteria.

Which faces go with this conversation?

She tried the swings, which faced west.

Austin Street, which faces the bookstore.

The measure, which faced no organized opposition, passed overwhelmingly.

Then he saw the property, which faces a forested valley.