Sentence examples for instead faces from inspiring English sources

He no longer needs to pay protection money to criminal gangs, but instead faces regular extortion by local organised-crime police.

So Mr. Simancas, whose leftist coalition narrowly won regional elections on May 25, unseating the incumbent conservative Popular Party, instead faces new elections in the fall.

We have found that expression of a dominant-negative (DN) form of the small GTPase Rac1 causes an inversion of epithelial polarity, such that the apical surface of the cells instead faces the periphery of the cyst.

As the 76-year-old is comfortably past the age at which the Italian prison system starts turning people away, he instead faces a choice between spending a year under house arrest or doing community service.

She instead faces a tawdry list of a dozen counts of theft, perjury, fraudulent misappropriation and misconduct, including allegations that she spent gift certificates intended for needy families on herself.The perjury charges were initially dismissed, and only refiled after Ronald Lipscomb, a local developer and former lover of Ms Dixon's, agreed to co-operate with the prosecution.

The primary election result is a potential blow for Hagan who may have fared better against a Republican outsider but instead faces a neck-and-neck race to hold on to a state that Barack Obama narrowly lost in the 2012 general election.

New buyers are instead faced now with an entire asset that they cannot afford.

Instead, face the half-dozen lessons of politics 2000: 1. Pat Robertson rules.

No longer a linear path, we're instead faced with thousands of micro-moments.

Fahmy and Mohamed instead faced a retrial, where once again they were found guilty, this time sentenced to three years.

Commuters hoping to take the train were instead faced with long delays on New Jersey Transit's Morris and Essex County line.