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Facing in sentence

2195 examples of Facing in a sentence

Now, on top of facing ignorance, we are also facing today some kind of an obviousness.
This is probably the biggest problem facing our society.
And in this report, she recounted her firsthand account of facing sexual harassment in India.
It means that most countries around the world, rich or poor, are going to be facing the two fundamental transformations that I want to talk about and highlight.
And lying in intensive care, facing the prospect of being blind and paralyzed, high on morphine, I was trying to make sense of what was going on.
When the family is in trouble, facing hardship, facing hard times, remittances increase, they act like an insurance.
They left that day, right away, in their car, Hany hidden in the back because they were facing checkpoints of menacing soldiers.
For many people, perhaps most, paralysis is an unspeakable horror, but my father's experience losing every system of his body was not an experience of feeling trapped, but rather of turning the psyche inwards, dimming down the external chatter, facing the recesses of his own mind, and in that place, falling in love with life and body anew.
No matter whether I'm facing a giant elephant or a tiny tree frog, my goal is to connect us with them, eye to eye.
But we're facing a stark dilemma where some cities are going to thrive and drive global growth and others are going to stumble and pull it backwards.
So now we indeed are facing many challenges in our times.
I believe that by facing my fears inside, I will be able to change reality outside.
That was the big question that we were facing just two or three months ago.
And look at these solid, stable little soldiers facing the ocean and keeping away the elements.
In the words of Dr. Robert Block, the former President of the American Academy of Pediatrics, "Adverse childhood experiences are the single greatest unaddressed public health threat facing our nation today."
The settlement begins in a mythical state of isolation, but is gradually exposed to the outside world, facing multiple calamities along the way.
Another example from my hometown in Philadelphia: I recently went to the public library there, and they are facing an existential crisis.
He took our mobile, my $300 cash, our shoes that we should not be able to escape, but we kept watching the guards, checking their movements, and around 4 a.m. when they sat around a fire, we removed two glass layers from an outside facing window and slipped through.
By the end of my sophomore year, I moved into the neighborhood and I spent the next six years trying to understand what young people were facing as they came of age.
Why are we not providing support to young kids facing these challenges?
My broken pelvis and I were now facing six weeks on the couch, and I would have gone absolutely insane if it hadn't been for my friends.
Nor did I just learn a little about them, but they were able to tell me their personal stories, what they were facing every day as young mothers.
However, nowadays we are really facing new complex, intricate challenges that cannot be understood by simply employing a simple tree diagram.
And this new way of thinking is critical for us to solve many of the complex problems we are facing nowadays, from decoding the human brain, to understanding the vast universe out there.
On the side facing the street it's much more normal, except I slipped a few mansards down, so that coming on the point, these housing units made a gesture to the corner.
Think of all the problems that we're facing at the moment.
Two are facing down: one marked with a four, and one with a seven.
The other two are facing up: one with a black top, another with a red one.
The first one has to do with agriculture, which is probably the biggest problem that we're facing worldwide.
Europe is now facing a stream of migrants.
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