Sentence examples for faced the potential from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Madoff faced the potential loss of his freedom in New York, the Securities and Exchange Commission came under heavy criticism from lawmakers in Washington.

At the trial, James Lemonedes, senior counsel for the New York City law department, argued that after the assault on Mr. Louima, Mr. Safir faced the potential of a civil disturbance on the scale of the one in Los Angeles in which blacks rioted after four white police officers were acquitted of beating a black motorist, Rodney King.

Mr. Kean, a political moderate who served on White House commissions in the Clinton administration and is the president of Drew University in New Jersey, said he did not believe he faced the potential business conflicts that led Mr. Kissinger to abruptly withdraw last week as chairman.

Although industry leaders Boeing and Airbus had compiled a backlog of 7,000 aircraft orders over the previous few years, they faced the potential of cancellation of up to one-third of their bookings as airlines downsized in the face of the declining economy.

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And while the 2016 report found that 7 million people lived in areas that faced the potential for damaging man-made earthquakes, that number dropped by almost half in the 2017 report.

Mr. Musharraf is also facing the potential option of asylum.

Emergency room nurses say they also face the potential for violence from patients' family members.

But unlike past tournaments, when the coach was facing the potential boot, the newly installed Roy Hodgson is surprisingly laid back.

The Knicks are also facing the potential loss of three key rotation players to free agency: J. R. Smith, Pablo Prigioni and Chris Copeland.

That same reluctance has been matched by our aversion to facing the potential threat of nuclear emergencies.