Sentence examples for yet faced with from inspiring English sources
Yet, faced with a moment of truth, he blinked.
Yet, faced with such a finely balanced dilemma, I doubt that either law or ethics yields a single right answer.
Yet, "faced with serious economic challenges, we are slipping back into the September 10th mentality that a solid defense can be dictated by budget choices, not strategic ones".
Yet faced with the accumulating impact of benefit cuts, paying their rent and maintaining independence and mobility will become harder and harder.
Yet faced with so much online choice, consumers are seemingly rediscovering the joy of a well-curated compilation – and, ironically, downloads are powering the revival.
Yet faced with that horrible prospect May and Philip Hammond will carry on with nearly all of the spending cuts planned by Osborne.
Otherwise, we may yet be faced with a replay of 1842.
Yet once faced with war, Hitler accepted his "fate" and revelled in the role of warlord.
Yet when faced with clinical errors, can the pharmacist take action?
Yet banks, faced with margins eroded by deregulated interest rates, responded by lending even more, especially to small and medium-sized companies in the construction and property industries.
Yet, when faced with the German occupation of France and confronted by what the Nazis were doing to his Jewish friends in 1941, Beckett himself joined a Paris-based cell of British SOE (Special Operations Executive) named "Gloria SMH".
