How to pronounce “face up to” in English

And if you face up to what the consequences of expanded livestock production will be for the planet, you will be

It's time that I learn to face up to this on my own.

I think we will also need to face up to the fact that people discovered in the crisis that, in some countries, certainly here and in the US,

His arrival shocks everyone into having to face up to what they've lost.

what's happened is our inability to actually face up to a little bit of boredom while waiting at a light or in

a remarkable editorial-- about how it was time for us to face up to this issue, but also two articles in particular that

And one of the problems that the EU needs to face up to is the fact that it needs to recognize much more explicitly

the truth, to face up to it, and to say you've got a handle on it.

fact is you're doing that anyway, and so it's important to face up to it and realize that's what you are doing.

But kids are going to use it, and we have to face up to that, right.

Because what you are essentially doing and saying, whether you face up to it or not as a culture, is that there's going to be a tiny group of people

and the physiological side of long-term space flight is going to be the thing that we're going to have to really face up to.

I think that to some extent, you have to face up to the maleness of the official Roman world,