Sentence examples for will need to face from inspiring English sources
To earn both, he will need to face the voters.
Most future houses will need to face south, a challenge to conventional street layout.
But the state of global oil prices suggests that Nigeria's political elite will need to face this task and take a long, hard look at restructuring.
Between now and then, she will need to face down reluctant coalition partners with the determination that has neutralised rivals on the centre-right.The result could be a pleasant surprise.
But, in the end, he added, "both sides will need to face up to some plain truths about where this process is heading as they turn to the challenges of negotiating permanent status issues".
There's a cautious quality to Ms. Moyer's precision that she will need to face, but for the moment the sense of looking all the way through to the back of her paintings, and deep into history, is very impressive.
Success, which means saving lives without compromising principles, results from a combination of tactical flexibility and inventiveness, and the will needed to face down adversaries who are desperate, fanatical or both.
It's a crisis we'll need to face, whether through political campaigns for saner working conditions or making the individual choice, where feasible, to manage with less money in return for less stress.
In order to build an alliance with your boss, you'll need to face criticism on your own terms.
Mitt Romney knows that this is going to be an uphill battle and that for the first time, he'll need to face a candidate that will may have more money than himself.
But the implications, issues and opportunities for men have not yet become part of the conversation, and my simple goal for this article is to begin the dialogue, to acknowledge the reality of the challenges men are facing and will need to confront, challenges being confronted by Matthew Weiner's characters in Mad Men.
