Sentence examples for face extremely from inspiring English sources

Rape victims face extremely long odds if they accuse officials or others of special social status.

Town halls will now face extremely tough choices about which services they can keep on running.

Mr. Walker will face extremely serious charges that could be punished by life imprisonment.

"They face extremely heavy charges and will face them in court, which will decide on their fate," he said.

"Our research has shown that English university graduates face extremely high debts on graduation, more than double their American counterparts.

While some legal experts suggest the family's planned defense is feasible, they say it will face extremely high hurdles.

Venables faces "extremely serious allegations".

On that front, though, he faces extremely stiff competition from Google's Sky Map.

In earlier years, low-wage workers faced extremely long hours and enjoyed few days off.

The coal industry faces "extremely challenging times" said a spokeswoman for EDF.

With the British economy likely to emerge from recession in the third quarter but still facing extremely weak growth, many analysts expect more stimulus in November.