Sentence examples for faced becoming from inspiring English sources

You faced becoming the property of your ex-husband and his family in Afghanistan, a place where, because you were a woman, you had no rights.

Sports Illustrated writer Marty Burns said that Anthony faced becoming known by sports fans across America as the player who punched Collins in the face and then ran away.

Having been a modest oil exporter for two decades, it faces becoming a net importer unless new discoveries are made.

In just a few years, some companies have found that they have had to evolve quickly or face becoming extinct.

Evangelicals and other Christians who are charged to spread the Word in secular society, he argues, face becoming contaminated by that society.

Apple faces becoming embroiled in a further US patent clash after Samsung said it intended to sue the firm over technology in the new iPhone 5.

The industry must reinvent itself as a whole or face becoming stagnant and increasingly irrelevant to popular culture.

As warming seas climb their shores, Marshall Islanders face becoming climate refugees before the international community can decide what rights, if any, that status confers.

They also seem to be having the realization that they need to attract Hispanic voters or face becoming a permanent minority party due to the changing demographics of the US.

These modifications significantly increased at 3.82 μM with strong rounding of the (104) faces becoming apparent.

"The thing is," he tells me, his face becoming quite grave, "badgers aren't the villains.