Sentence examples for perhaps faced with from inspiring English sources

The hope is that these men will be identified, banned from attending Chelsea matches at the very least, and perhaps faced with criminal charges.

Ukraine's President, Petro Poroshenko, however, is perhaps faced with some of the worst options of any world leader in recent memory.

The one who perhaps faced the greatest difficulty, and responded with such aplomb that his name might be forever linked with the subject is, of course, Willie Nelson.

Perhaps, when faced with the final choice, a few of them will be willing to vote for either reducing the deficit or helping the economy.

If the style guide is no help, perhaps when faced with deciding between "compare to" and "compare with", "who" and "whom", or "that" and "which", we should simply toss a coin.

We are not sure why this is the case, but speculate that perhaps when faced with entirely novel items, we remember them better if they are in a consistent setting.

As you would expect, much of this evening's film is about the prospects for shops (and all consumer-facing businesses) faced with perhaps the biggest challenges of the series' 60-year purview: The excessive debts accumulated by households in the boom years plus the rapid migration of sales to the internet and of marketing to social media.

It is perhaps odd that, faced with the ultimate dislocation, Reid is, in this book, at his least "Martian".

But for all his outspokenness, when I ask him about the contours of his life, Ferguson, who usually speaks in complete paragraphs, becomes tight-lipped – or perhaps merely tired, faced with going over old ground.

"But perhaps we are faced with the possibility rather of a 'two-track' model, two ways of witnessing to the Anglican heritage, one of which had decided that local autonomy had to be the prevailing value and so had in good faith declined a covenantal structure".

The sense of sanctimony throughout England's football community could perhaps waver when faced with those accomplishments.