Sentence examples for may therefore face from inspiring English sources

Midwives may therefore face difficulties when caring for these clients.

Early-matured girls may therefore face pressure to engage in behaviours appropriate to their appearance rather than their experience, coping or cognitive abilities [ 28].

However, those living in mountainous areas or urban centres have limited or no access to such land and may, therefore, face more serious shortages.

Some of the babies on MBUs will reach the maximum age allowed on the unit before their mothers' sentences are completed, and they may therefore face a separation from their mother in the future.

However, in parts of Europe invasive H. fraxineus appears to be replacing H. albidus which may, therefore, face extinction.

Spurs may thus face an FA investigation.

Rudd may therefore be faced with a choice of backing down or pursuing another fight with the House of Lords, whose non-Conservative majority forced George Osborne to scrap planned tax credits cuts last year and is expected to disrupt the impending trade union bill and the housing bill.

These fragile animals mostly live outside protected areas and, therefore, face additional serious threats to their long-term survival--and extinction rates may "increase rapidly".

You therefore face a choice.

American producers will therefore face fiercer competition.

Legal conservatives therefore face a dilemma.