Sentence examples for otherwise it faces from inspiring English sources

Otherwise it faces the problem of staffing its missions, fulfilling a growing demand for ever more drone strikes in ever more countries, and a new phenomenon as well: growing criticism and resistance to its killing machine from within.

Otherwise it faces a fine.

Otherwise it faces a civil fine.

Following the judgment the club stated it had only signed the agreement because otherwise it faced expulsion from the League.

Otherwise it could face a financial penalty.

Otherwise, it may face a civil fine.

David M. Uhlmann, who headed the Justice Department's environmental crimes section from 2000 to 2007, said, "The plaintiffs' steering committee really needs to reach a settlement with BP" because otherwise it could face years of litigation and might obtain less at trial than it could receive in a settlement.

It will be worth watching to see how effective today's report is: Google has three to four months to comply with these recommendations; otherwise it may face sanctions.

Propelled by frustration, the opposition's resorting to arms would probably serve the interests of the government, adding validity to its otherwise specious contention that it faces an armed insurgency financed from abroad and driven by the most militant Islamists.

Otherwise, it might constantly face inefficiencies and inequities that would damage the social well-being of both patients and caregivers.

Cuts on your hand - that's good, because they're wrapped around your face, so otherwise it's your face.