Examples of using Be facing in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
This kid might be facing a terminal disease,
In this situation we might be facing the extinction of the subline of Gwarny on our Polish breeding scene in the near future.
This kid might be facing a terminal disease.
This kid might be facing a terminal disease,
This kid might be facing a terminal disease.
In order to implement Emergency State measures the French government has to be facing"exceptional circumstances" that prevent it from effectively governing.
They should be facing up, not down because the head of the bed is where the sun would be. .
two of food to support those who might be facing serious financial stress.
Many Member States would now be facing great volatility in their exchange rates
We would probably be facing serious difficulties- if not an absolute shambles- in Europe if we had not had the euro in this crisis.
five people would be alive today, and Russell would not be facing many many years in prison.
says we could be facing BPA exposure every time we sign a credit
We are still gonna be facing John Ruth it doesn't matter if we have four men
they should be facing reality and not asking their partners for more than they can give.
interesting to examine the overall environment for doing business, and the potential sticking points a particular company in a particular country may be facing.
Europe will soon, in fact, be facing real problems due to its low demographic growth,
we would not be facing the present situation,
problems they might be facing.
problems they might be facing.
I'm facing 15 years in prison.