Sentence examples for facing the chance from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, France flew some 100 Roma home to Romania — people who France insists agreed to leave voluntarily for a flight and a resettlement sum of about $385 instead of facing the chance of forcible expulsion in a month.

The two clubs will take to the Wembley Stadium pitch on Saturday evening in a clash immersed deep in rivalry and history, with both facing the chance to rewrite the record books.

Once you add in the staggering student loan debt that Millennials today's biggest cohort of buyers are facing, the chances of saving that $20,000 seem slimmer and slimmer.

They most likely need to be voted in by 2012 or face the chance of never making the Hall.

"If we do not change our thinking, we will face the chance of a nuclear weapon attack," Mr. Kerry said.

If that happens, the West faces the chance that those states will veer away or that their governments will fall.

But Mr. Arison, 52, faces the chance that a rival will best him for control of P & O Princess Cruises of Britain.

Gary S. Thompson, a Washington lawyer who represents policyholders, said the decision could "cause all insurers involved to consider seriously a global resolution of all pending claims" rather than face the chance of heavy punitive damages and critical headlines.

The warning, from Paul Koretz, a Democrat who represents West Hollywood and parts of Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, came in a letter last week to 185 producers and publishers of pornographic material, advising sex performers to adopt "harm-reduction procedures" like using condoms or face the chance that the Legislature will "exercise its authority to mandate more stringent actions".

And even if the chemo works, he can't face the chance of the tumour coming back.

Some card holders would much rather swear off the potential rewards of premium credit cards rather than face the chance that they could lose control of their finances by falling into debt.