Sentence examples for may face increased from inspiring English sources

General insurers may face increased weather claims.

They also may face increased risks for adult illnesses like diabetes, heart attacks and strokes.

At the same time the kingdom's most important alliance, with America, may face increased pressure.

Newcomers to Pocantico Hills may face increased competition for housing from the children of residents seeking to come back home.

Riparian mangroves and wetland plants near the river mouth may face increased stress due to the increased salinity concentrations.

It is often the case that part-time hours do not equate to proportionately less work and individuals may face increased time pressure.

As a result, the IPCC special report on climate change adaptation estimates that around one billion people in dry regions may face increasing water scarcity.

Companies that are currently holding virtual-only annual meetings may face increasing pressure to either hold hybrid annual meetings or to enhance virtual-only meetings to make them as interactive as possible (i.e., as close to a physical annual meeting as possible).

With a burgeoning obese population in the U.S., the study has important implications for employers, as they may face increasing costs to insure fulltime workers.

On the other hand, Kim may face increasing pressure at home stemming from the revolution of rising expectations generated by North Korean market reforms and his own emphasis on economic development.

With ratcheting pressure from leaders in Sacramento and the courts, other cities in California may face increasing pressure to adopt similarly binding climate plans.