Sentence examples for because it could face from inspiring English sources
The company might just buy pieces, because it could face antitrust issues.
David M. Uhlmann, who headed the Justice Department's environmental crimes section from 2000 to 2007, said, "The plaintiffs' steering committee really needs to reach a settlement with BP" because otherwise it could face years of litigation and might obtain less at trial than it could receive in a settlement.
It visited our campsite several more times that night, I assume because it could not face its brethren after being bested by a theologian.
Ford has stopped operating the site in Texas because it and its dealers could face fines and other penalties if the administrative judge ultimately rules against them.
Never ever let the doll go in the sun to long because it could damage the face or body.
This article was corrected on 20 August 2013 because it stated that Mohamed ElBaradei could face criminal charges.
The Government's decision to "ring-fence" the health, schools, defence equipment and international aid budgets has provoked a Cabinet battle because it means other departments could face cuts totalling £28bn over the 2015-18 period.
But the airlines balked because they could face big bills in coming years as the number of permits they needed to buy potentially rose.
That is a dangerous step, because lawmakers could face the same decision in 2012 — in the middle of another campaign — and would probably make the same choice.
