Sentence examples for it faces in the future from inspiring English sources
EVEN with the cynicism about corporate financial statements generated by the Enron collapse, investors can still learn plenty about a public company's performance, the known risks it faces in the future and its current problems.
The challenge Mexico faces in the future is to design policies that specifically protect children against environmental exposures.
So, CTRL inevitably seems a more glamorous project". The problem it might face in the future, he suggests, is Britain's chronic lack of railway engineers and skilled maintenance staff.
"I believe that I'm leaving DirecTV in great shape to take on the competitive challenges that it is facing and will face in the future," Mr. Malone said.
It's something TiVo might face in the future," McEntire says.
He said he did not think Denbighshire council could deliver effectively the budget cuts it faced in future, and warned the authority faced another six years of difficult decisions.
One participant laments about this ongoing conflict in his household and the potential challenges he will face in the future: "It is very bad if you are trying to stop drinking and there is this other person in your house who wants to drink every day.
