英語 での Have faced の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Americans have faced this harsh reality, the French have faced it, and now we are, too.".
But it soon becomes clear that this creature is stronger, smarter and more dangerous than anything they have faced before.”.
But since fierce opposition, they have faced difficulties and are trying to persuade MPs to accept the expulsion agreement.
Ensure that honest entrepreneurs, who have faced bankruptcy, quickly get a second chance.
However, because many other people have faced the same problem, we know that there is more than one way to solve it.
Unlike carriers that have faced bankruptcy or acquisition, Alaska has turned a profit for 33 of the last 39 years.
It would not be wrong to say that the Internet Explorer users have faced various problems in recent months.
As the ASEAN member countries have faced various difficulties with regard to the South China Sea issue, Japan has always supported ASEAN centrality and unity.
Can you think of a personal internal trigger you are facing or have faced in the past?
Can you think of a personal external trigger you are facing or have faced in the past?
However I have faced 39 minute downtime at worst case and that hurt.
Australia's other capital cities on the east coast have faced their own water supply crises.
We now have a moral challenge that is in the tradition of others that we have faced.
In the last year alone, 25 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa have faced food crisis.
But the successful people have faced the fact that they have to use technology.
You have faced this initial crisis, when you shifted yourself to a new city.
Domestic workers from other countries like Indonesia, Bangladesh, and Nepal have faced similar problems in Kuwait.”.
Stalin's Great Purge was on the rise in 1937 so Mukhina could have faced serious trouble if this had been true.
Japan's Immigration Control Centres, where many illegal residents are detained, have faced special criticism.
The ICTY and ICC have faced with numerous challenges which national courts would not normally encounter.