Sentence examples for face sudden from inspiring English sources
The strictness of enforcement varies dramatically, although families expecting lax supervision can sometimes face sudden crackdowns.
P&C insurers may face sudden, unpredictable needs for cash, so they like short-term, low-risk investments.
If Edison were to exhaust its credit, Mr. Jordan said, then schoolchildren might face sudden belt-tightening.
In years past, large plans to tax services have become law, only to face sudden, sometimes embarrassing repeals in places like Florida and Maryland.
Borrowers whose debt is downgraded may face sudden death as trigger clauses push up their cost of borrowing and their access to finance dries up.
Whether we lose a loved one, face sudden unemployment, or find ourselves caught in a natural disaster, the consequences of adversity can be dire, including increased stress, depression, and anxiety, and poorer physical health.
ISRAEL's prime minister faces sudden political death.
Two audience members shared stories of facing sudden downturns.
Borrowers want commitment: they don't want to risk facing sudden demands for repayment.
Facing sudden death, they were given the chance to say a few last words to a loved one.
The developed methodology reduces the pitch actuator activity necessary to regulate the generated power around its nominal value when facing sudden wind gusts.
