Sentence examples for facing the probability from inspiring English sources

They go into this crucial month facing the probability that CDM Diego Chara and CB Futty Danso may miss extensive time due to injuries.

Told that the ligament had a small tear that had stretched the ligament, Richter was given the choice of having surgery or facing the probability that the knee would give out.

Still another view was that Mr. Barak, facing the probability of a new election in the next six months, and increasingly doubtful of having a peace agreement that could secure victory, had decided that his best chance rested with a bold new plan for reforming Israeli society from within.

Ultimately, their story was one that doomed their marriage and their reputations — and left them, after a trial that ended Thursday before a high court judge, facing the probability that both will go to prison for several months, and possibly longer.

That hardline stance would appear to leave Rooney facing the probability of seeing out his contract at Old Trafford, even if he remains intent on leaving the club.

We must also face the probability, however, that Lee just wasn't as interesting as Grant.

Mark Flannagan, chief executive of Beating Bowel Cancer, said two-thirds of patients with advanced bowel cancer "face the probability of an earlier death" by being refused the treatments.

While the United States rings July 21st red on its calendar, Europe faces the probability that when the planets are opened up we Europeans will have no part in doing it.

"We have to face the probability of Alex not being alive after this length of time without access to his money or clothes, but the authorities in Panama are still looking for him – they are not looking for a body – and while that is the case, I'm not at the point of considering him dead".

Keyes reveals the paranoiac attitude behind this: "We have to face the probability that the pattern of events we're seeing comes from a purposeful intention to destroy the constitutional sovereignty of the American people".

If we continue to delude ourselves into thinking we are undergoing the healing process and that better days are here to stay, we face the probability that the next crisis will make the previous one look like a picnic.