Sentence examples for may well face from inspiring English sources

They, too, may well face bankruptcy.

The rest may well face oblivion in the next 50 years.

But as this crucial week gets under way, we may well face the doomsday scenario.

The biggest problem public health directors may well face is managing expectations.

Mechanic may well face charges of campaign violations, state officials have said.

The new president may well face a major foreign-policy challenge before he is ready.

They may very well face some form of punishment, such as censure, but the likelihood of removal is very low.

While he accepts that subeditors on tabloids have a future, he appears to think subs on "broadsheets" may as well face the firing squad today.

But, look, listen: you're going to have to talk about it with some member of your family or other over Christmas, so you may as well face it now.

While tensions go back generations in areas like Rakhine, the recent spate of violence against Muslims prompted Physicians for Human Rights to declare that, "If these conditions go unaddressed, Burma may very well face countrywide violence on a catastrophic level, including potential crimes against humanity and/or genocide".

Jack and Gandawidjaja were seeded second in league and may very well face the No. 1 duo of Cassie McKenzie and Watanabe, which received a first-round bye and then punched their ticket to Thursday's semifinals by defeating Monrovia's Victoria Rose and Verity Tawel, 8-5.