Sentence examples for face a period from inspiring English sources

The result confounded fears that India might face a period of political uncertainty.

While welcoming the move, they expressed concern that Peru might face a period of unrest and voiced uncertainty about what role its influential army might play.

It would be a surprise if he did not face a period of suspension, a fate that may also threaten his English assistants Phil Sharp and Glenn Turner.

"We face a period where our clients are trading less, and trading less in a profound way," David S. Pottruck, co-chief executive of Schwab, said.

But they are saying that investors could face a period of slowing economic growth, which they equate loosely with stagnation, and of rising prices, which is inflation.

While welcoming the move, they expressed concern that Peru might face a period of unrest and voiced uncertainty about what role its army might play.

The Met is facing a period of unprecedented difficulty.

The Conservatives are facing a period of sustained unpopularity.

Are we currently facing a period of realignment?

Instead the country faces a period of stagflation.

So the English national team faces a period in limbo.