Sentence examples for might face after from inspiring English sources

Other oil companies were reluctant to discuss how they would deal with any supply problems they might face after Tuesday's attacks.

Samsung remains the world's biggest handset maker, but it has seen a lot of pressure on growth as saturation continues to permeate the market, newer competitors move in and it faces some of its own specific problems, such as the impact its brand might face after it had to recall its faulty, overheating Note 7 devices.

Samsung remains the world's biggest handset maker, but it has seen a lot of pressure on growth as saturation continues to permeate the market, newer competitors move in and it faces some of its own specific problems, such as the impact its brand might face after it had to recall its faulty, overheating Note 7 devices.

Swiss Re believes that its risk transfer solutions can assist with covering the financial burden public entities might face after such a disaster.

In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, he discussed the health challenges the soccer players and their coach might face after being removed from the cave.

One of a defense attorney's most critical responsibilities is to advise a client regarding the sentence he might face after a trial, and to give dispassionate recommendations regarding any resolution offered by the prosecutor.

The lawyer, Rusty Hardin, said that prosecutors had indicated to the three witnesses that they might face indictment after they provided statements to investigators about last fall's destruction of documents related to Enron.

When a high school cheerleader in northeastern Pennsylvania learned that she might face criminal charges after investigators reported finding a nude photo of her on someone else's cellphone, she was more confused than frightened at being caught up in a case of "sexting": the increasingly popular phenomenon of nude or seminude photos sent over wireless phones.

Two New Orleans police officers might face hate crime charges after they allegedly beat up a Latino man outside a bar earlier this week, following a dispute over his military record in which the officers called him a "fake American".

The only downside for City was the news that Valeri Bojinov might face a lengthy lay-off after his early departure on a stretcher.

The Commons European scrutiny committee said the new legal draft suggested the UK could only remain outside the jurisdiction of the European court of justice for five years on justice and home affairs issues, and after that might face serious consequences if it decided not to accept ECJ jurisdiction.