Sentence examples for may face years from inspiring English sources

The verdict may face years of appeals.

Patients may face years of painful decline, debility and repeated hospital stays, she said.

California may face years of unusually dry weather, a NASA scientist has warned, a development that would undercut the state's ability to generate hydroelectric power.

While many analysts describe the disturbances as an inevitable reckoning with the legacy of dictatorship, others worry the region may face years of unrest before systems emerge to replace the stagnant, American-backed order that held sway for so long.

The 18-year-old pictured smashing a police car with a traffic cone, in one of the defining images of the Baltimore riots, is being held on half a million dollars' bail and may face years in jail after his stepfather persuaded him to turn himself in to authorities.

Patients may face years of associated pain, multiple surgical procedures, and permanent disfigurement [ 17, 84].

Now he may face 15 years in prison.

Charged with threatening national security and insulting the UAE's rulers, they may face five years behind bars.

They face charges of hooliganism motivated by religious hatred (decried as baseless by their lawyers) and may face seven years in prison.

And they see other signs that they may face four years out in the cold, after having President Clinton's ear for the last eight years.

Under regulations announced last September, Chinese internet users may face three years in prison for writing defamatory messages that are reposted 500 times.