Sentence examples for could face potential from inspiring English sources

Ownership was almost never recorded, so investors could face potential lawsuits from people claiming land as theirs.

Lawyers for Aswat have told the high court that he is mentally ill and could face potential confinement in ADX Florence, a "supermax" US jail.

The boards of other firms such including AstraZeneca and Reckitt Benckiser, where the pay of the chief executive, Rakesh Kapoor, almost doubled to £23m last year, could face potential rebellions over pay at their AGMs.

They are likely to be introduced into the rules handbooks which regulate the conduct of financial services firms and those which do not comply could face potential public censure by the regulators, or fines.

While that value proposition is clear enough, Apportable could face potential competition down the road from HTML5 game and app creation platforms, although at this point, HTML5 still isn't quite on par with native performance.

The Romanian President Traian Basescu has warned that his country could face potential export restrictions and lose credibility "for many years" if his country's butchers are revealed to be the root of the problem.

Sather could face a potential snag.

IF rising interest rates cause more people to default on their adjustable-rate mortgages, investors could face a potential boon.

While possession of psychoactive substances will not be a crime, those convicted of dealing or possession with intent to supply could face a potential seven years in jail.

Without them, she warned, Starbucks could face a "potential cheapening of the brand".

That way I could face any potential stigma head on and weed out anyone who might have a negative reaction later on.