And to all the women like me who have had or who might face an abortion and then despair over their lack of anguish or any feeling at all, you are not monstrous or alone.
If Edison were to exhaust its credit, Mr. Jordan said, then schoolchildren might face sudden belt-tightening.
If the rules locally are very conservative and restrictive, then you might face the situation that you have a wonderful grant but you cannot really take all the advantage of it.
If a Christian spoke or acted out against the "Law of Mahomet", or consorted with a Turkish woman, or broke into a mosque, then he might face impalement unless he converted to Islam.
If your neighbour refuses to comply with this then they might face prosecution and/or a fine, depending on the jurisdiction you live in.
If he is extradited to the US, and then convicted, he might face decades of prison time.
If the assessment of 25 30 % of the household consumers moving to prosumption is correct, then the company might face a revenue erosion of the same magnitude if it should fail to find alternative load, for instance in the industrial segment of the market.
We then brainstormed a list of potential successes and pitfalls, we might face while trying to improve language access.
Manufacturers then analyze the data remotely to predict problems their customers might face and offer solutions proactively.
If you want to know more about the health of investigative journalism, and also the problems and pressures it faces, then you might try to find a way of attending a Frontline Club event next Thursday (13 October), "New kids on the block in investigative journalism".
