Sentence examples for facing this possibility from inspiring English sources

Facing this possibility and evaluating the natural advantages of the city, Russian officials decided to construct a fortress there.

But facing the possibility of this transition, Iraqis say hardly anything about him, leaving non-Iraqis to divine what -- beyond caution, or a difficulty grasping what an Iraq without Mr. Hussein might be like -- the forbearance may portend.

In such a case, the children could disclaim, so the inheritance would go their own children instead, rather than facing the possibility that this money might be taxed in their own estates.

Facing the possibility of this kind of right wing assault, it is not surprising to see so many erstwhile liberal politicians preemptively surrender their principles.

But GAPA grannies are working to change the status-quo and build new possibilities for facing this global crisis.

Faced with this possibility, the tape suggests that the four men – allegedly Sisi's chief of staff, General Abbas Kamel; an assistant defence minister, General Mamdouh Shahin; the head of the navy, Admiral Osama el-Guindy; and Egypt's police chief, Mohamed Ibrahim – secretly and retroactively gave the police nominal jurisdiction over part of the navy base in which Morsi had been held.

When faced with this possibility, Green's defense team brought in Sean O'Brien, a representative of a Missouri anti-capital-punishment group.

The two were facing the possibility of permanent separation.

MySpace is facing the possibility of a plunge in revenue.

Tonight he seemed to be facing that possibility squarely for the first time.

So, facing the possibility of a suburban special district, the city played its trump card.