Sentence examples for could face disaster from inspiring English sources

Traditional manufacturers could face disaster.

"But we could face disaster in six months".

Otherwise, America could face disaster.

"In two or three years, we could face a disaster, truly a disaster," said an economist, Krzystof Rybinski, who said that the political infighting had diverted the public debate from issues to vitriol.

It argued that the committee had become bloated and fiscally irresponsible, warning that the U.S.O.C. could face "financial disaster" by 1992.

If Republicans could not come up with a way to recapture those counties, Mr. Williamson began to fret, they could face a disaster in 2004.

Replicate that law in Red States, with Republicans in full revolt and tea-partiers parading in the streets, and you could be facing disaster.

* Mountainous regions also face disaster - experts suggest that central and eastern Himalayan glaciers could vanish within 40 years.

"All of us face disaster.

Unless our Lost Boys imitate their literary counterparts and return to the gravity-bound world, we could face further rounds of economic disaster.

If foreign video sites are forced to cooperate with a repressive regime rather than lose their Chinese audience, they could face the same public relations disasters as other tech companies that have ventured into China.