Sentence examples for possibilities faced from inspiring English sources

"The young person in the south has three possibilities faced with this widespread illegality: one is to adapt to the system, the second is to run away, the third is to stay and to be a protagonist of change," he says.

NASA's top official faced sharp questioning yesterday over when mission managers learned of e-mail discussing dire possibilities facing the space shuttle Columbia.

So in the spirit of planning ahead (what else is August good for?), here is a rundown of the perils and the possibilities facing liberals as the court moves toward a potentially transformative moment in its history.

This book, more than any other I have read, accurately reflected back to me the stark realities and wide-ranging possibilities facing Alaska near the close of the 20th century, while offering insight into what the state might become.

Systematization provides enlarging the classical list of materials and offers new possibilities, facing innovation and sustainability.

This paper begins an analysis of this little-discussed intersection, with a focus on the problems and possibilities facing Costa Rica.

It's about the infinite possibilities facing any person.

That possibility — facing Lee twice — was precisely what the Yankees had hoped to avoid by falling to the wild card and escaping the Rangers in the division series.

And several Republicans, in various broadcast and online commercials, have frequently portrayed Mrs. Clinton's election as a dark possibility facing Americans.

Firms who search in the space of possibilities are faced with search cost and different fitness values that can change.

It was a possibility Foursquare faced.