Sentence examples for facing the possible from inspiring English sources

Behrman's "No Time for Comedy" (1939), are facing the possible end of their marriages.

Now facing the possible end of Olympic wrestling, officials are optimistic they have done all they can to ensure its survival.

Norwalk, already facing the possible loss of 30 city positions in the 2009-10 budget, just learned it will lose $525,000 in state aid, said Thomas Hamilton, director of finance.

Similarly, the administration "has been unable to establish a reliable client state" in Iraq "and cannot withdraw without facing the possible loss of control of the Middle East's energy resources".

The Nets are also facing the possible loss of Kerry Kittles, who underwent a cartilage transplant on his right knee two weeks ago and will miss at least half of the regular season.

THE village of Riverton is seeking federal designation as a National Historic District at a time when it is facing the possible loss of the Hitchcock Chair Company, an important part of its history.

Passengers also face the possible revival of the commuter tax.

Today's vote still faces the possible constitutional challenge in the House.

The Bush administration now faces the possible disintegration of its peace plan.

Harris faces the possible loss of much of his estimated £11m fortune.

Nevertheless, Americans are only beginning to face the possible impacts of an ageing population.