Sentence examples for face the potentially from inspiring English sources

Newlyweds now face the potentially embarrassing situation of having to contact guests to tell them to reclaim their money.

Ministers face the potentially embarrassing task of having to explain to parliament why Hobsbawm, who joined the now defunct British Communist party in 1936 and is widely regarded as one of the world's leading Marxist historians, is worthy of receiving such an exclusive distinction from the Queen but is not trusted to see his own security file.

That means that the Jets' run defense, which has not allowed a rushing touchdown in building a 4-0 record, will face the potentially devastating Bettis and an offensive line anchored by the All-Pro center Dermontti Dawson, without its best run blocker.

That leaves Puerto Rico in a precarious situation to face the potentially massive damage a major storm can cause.

Rather than face the potentially catastrophic cost of entering litigation with these lampreys, they usually settle out of court for a large, if slightly more manageable, sum.

Absent a deal with the Knicks or the Bulls, he faces the potentially awkward situation of returning to Phoenix.

But if war breaks out anyway, France faces the potentially humiliating prospect of clambering on board at the last moment.

With fellow striker Jack McInerney scoring regularly, Hackworth faces the potentially pleasant problem of having to find room for three quality strikers in the line-up.

However, the commercial forestry sector faces the "potentially serious" prospect of the Phytophthora ramorum pathogen on larch and red band needle blight on pines triggering a crisis.

New York Philharmonic officials were returning yesterday from an exploratory trip to North Korea with glowing reports of concert possibilities in the capital, Pyongyang, but they faced the potentially difficult task of selling the idea to the players.

With the staff at Safe Horizon, the Yale team adapted the program to meet the needs of children and families facing the potentially horrific scars of sexual and physical abuse.