Sentence examples for easily face from inspiring English sources

McCarthy told his team it could easily face the Giants again this season.

But they could just as easily face off in the 2012 Dysfunctional Bowl too.

Trump's America could easily face a trade backlash and a downward economic spiral.

For the next year, the state could easily face its own deficit of several billion dollars.

Many could easily face similar charges of tax evasion and fraud (several already have, but seen them dropped).

"A fire in the chemical part could easily spread," he said, "and we could easily face a dirty-bomb situation".

In her world, she easily faces and overcomes all difficulties.

The mask was inspired by the comedian's signature look and easily identifiable face and mustache.

While the ABWR could easily still face regulatory delays and construction problems as it tries to satisfy U.S. standards, it seems to be a safer choice than designs chosen by NRG's competitors in the federal loan guarantee race.

Charles Watson of Indiana University, for instance, believes a simpler explanation is possible: Practice might simply teach people what to listen for, much like being able to spot easily a face in a crowd once it has been pointed out.

But our villain is just as easily the face of every dictator in history, or every schoolyard bully who is compensating for low self-esteem, or any Mafia boss who dominates by either absorbing or wiping out his competition.