Sentence examples for faces the potential from inspiring English sources

The corporation may have headed off a strike over pay, but it still faces the potential of industrial action over widespread cuts to BBC News.

Europe faces the potential break-up of the single currency unless it takes urgent action to deal with the euro crisis, Prime Minister David Cameron warned today.

VW already faces the potential for over $20bn in fines from the government for the pollution violations, as well as hundreds of class-action lawsuits from angry vehicle owners.

Israel currently enjoys peace with regimes in Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates -- but the future is uncertain, and each of these regimes faces the potential for change, he argued.

Almost every state faces the potential for mechanical glitches in equipment or confusion over voting procedures, but those problems could create chaos in any of at least nine states where the race is especially close.

Yet there has been no resolution, and baseball faces the potential embarrassment of hosting its first A.L. wild-card game in a multipurpose bowl with visible football lines and giant tarps across the unsold upper deck that might not be removed even for the playoffs.

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.