Sentence examples for while still facing from inspiring English sources

While still facing difficult challenges, we have made progress towards becoming a pluralist, democratic society.

Analysts said that while still facing the reformist cabinet under President Khatami, the conservatives will probably present a unified front in trying to undermine him.

When treating accomplished individuals, I strive to identify and re-channel strengths that brought them success (ambition, fortitude, creativity) while still facing the dark side that stood in their way.

In the two decades since Mr. Obama arrived in Chicago, its public schools have undergone a sweeping turnaround, from an education wasteland to a district that, while still facing major challenges, is among the most improved in the nation.

But, perhaps because Israeli leaders find it difficult to surrender the military option while still facing what they perceive as an existential threat, they tend to believe that Tehran's behavior will produce a unified international position against Iran, even after a military strike.

David Sciara, executive director of the law center, said today there was no question that the court intended to require the state to pay all Abbott building costs, after finding that the districts suffered from "municipal overburden," or being taxed to the limit while still facing extraordinary expenses.

So tax cuts in Brazil have started them moving out of the recession while we're still facing massive unemployment and more tax increases.

But don't miss it then: Whitehead catches the band while its feet are still touching the ground and while its members are still facing both the homey pleasures and the mounting terrors of a relatively un-insulated life, while their joy in making music and in having a limber jaunt together is still fresh and their success is still a lightly gilded serendipity.

All this while "il Cavaliere" is still facing plural indictments.

While the defendant is still facing up to life in prison, critics said it showed that civilian trials risked acquittals.

Emergency funds will therefore be essential to allow UNICEF and partners to provide a timely response to the many challenges Mauritania is still facing, while saving the lives of the most vulnerable children and women.