Sentence examples for a crossroads facing from inspiring English sources

Post-Katrina Biloxi has the feel of HBO's "Deadwood," a gambling town at a crossroads, facing great challenges and the siren's call of great rewards.

Thus, the ride captures a crossroads facing the theme park industry and perhaps all of Hollywood: Do we move forward by creating virtual worlds or strikingly detailed practical sets?

Seville's cycling project is now at a new metaphorical crossroads, facing big decisions on how, and if, it can be augmented by policies which don't just promote cycling but make driving less convenient, a politically difficult decision in a place where the car still dominates.

JERUSALEM — Israeli and Palestinian officials met in Amman, Jordan, on Tuesday, their first encounter in more than a year, and while little emerged, the meeting said a great deal about the crossroads facing the Palestinians — and the entire Middle East — as political Islam emerges as a potentially transformative force in the region.

The company continued eastwards, eventually reaching the crossroads, facing no resistance along the way.

A June 2005 presentation by Mr. Mudd described the crossroads faced by the company, which at the time was focused on prime loans amid an expanding subprime market.

Brown stressed that the country was at a "crossroads" and faced "crucial decisions" in the months ahead.

Today's developments leave the saga at a crossroads, with Hodgson facing a decision over whether to again up the bid or start looking elsewhere.

But in 2015 it has hit a crossroads: it is facing both a court battle and tussles with the world's biggest music corporations and disgruntled users.

The Mexican economy is at a crossroads as it faces a multi-billion dollar deficit this year.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Sisi, meanwhile, endorsed the creation of a joint military force, saying the Arab world was at a crucial crossroad and facing unprecedented difficulties.