Sentence examples for may face continued from inspiring English sources

Air travelers, whose plans have already been disrupted by thousands of canceled flights recently, may face continued chaos in coming weeks as the Federal Aviation Administration and the airlines expand their scrutiny of passenger planes.

Hence, people migrating into these settings may face continued environmental, physical, and psychosocial health threats (Sward 2008).

So people migrating into these settings may face continued environmental health threats related not only to poverty but also to climate change.

Entrepreneurs in a transitioning economy may face continuing challenges and obstacles, including unpredictable and often hostile external environments, and resource scarcity, especially financial resources (Smallbone and Welter 2001).

Consumer health informatics researchers may also face continuing challenges in developing adaptive methods, tools, and measures to respond to the rapidly-changing field of health technologies.

And no matter what obstacles UNICEF may face, we'll continue to do all we can to put children first – in Nepal and all around the world.

This letter put every judge on notice that such practices were illegal and that they may face consequences if they continued them.

"She and her baby have been traumatized, she was jailed on an unrelated warrant and may face additional collateral consequences," he continued.

"That," he said in an e-mail, "is the situation we may face if journalists in conflict zones continue to be targeted by warring factions".

He has warned that he could restrict the advance release of witness statements to core participants - people who have a significant interest in the hearings or may face criticism - if such leaks continue.

The state health department's investigation is continuing, and Quong Hop may face civil or criminal prosecution.