Sentence examples for years you face from inspiring English sources

To Tell or Not To Tell 10 June 2005 When you are newly diagnosed with a condition that is expected to last months or maybe years, you face medical, emotional, social, and professional challenges.

If you belong to a religious minority such as Christians or Mandeans (a branch of Gnosticism that was practised in the region for about 2,000 years), you face persecution and the risk of extinction.

When you are newly diagnosed with a condition that is expected to last months or maybe years, you face a daunting set of challenges--medical, emotional, social, and professional--as you learn to manage your life with a chronic illness.

But these days, when you need to plan for a retirement bordering on 30 years, you face an even greater risk: loss of purchasing power, i.e., inflation.

I had seen your pictures for years but meeting you face to face had filled me with a new kind of fear.

It would be wise to check in with your estate planning attorney at least every three to five years -- and more often when you face dramatic changes in your personal circumstances -- to see if modifications to your will are required.

And one month into the year, you're facing serious obstacles imperiling your path to success.

In those years, you searched each face for what it might unwittingly disclose and you listened carefully for nuances and clues.

Unless your earnings add up to more than £50,000 during the 2013/14 tax year you will not face the charge until 2016.

Secondly, given her beguiling beauty – she's an ex-model from her childhood years – you'd think that face would be on every billboard.

"They believe that every five years, you just change the faces and the parties but nothing is going to happen.