Sentence examples for predicted to face from inspiring English sources

Two-thirds of the world's population is predicted to face water shortages by 2025.

With a population growth rate of about 3.4% per year, Ghana is predicted to face big challenges in waste management.

Extended areas of the Mediterranean and semi-arid ecosystems are predicted to face decreased water availability, alongside increased human disturbances owing to an increase in population during this century.

The brunt of the storm washed away many thousands of mud and thatch homes, but with some areas predicted to face another 24 hours of heavy rain it will be some time before efforts to rebuild can begin in earnest.

However, a subsequent Drosophila melanogaster Orai crystal structure raises concerns about this model, as the side chains of W76 and Y80 are predicted to face the pore lumen and create a steric clash between bound CaM and other Orai1 pore helices.

In addition, according to the late tendency of development and production of products using Bi2Te3 thermoelectric devices, supplies of Bi2Te3 are predicted to face shortage soon.

As the actual Corsican pine distribution apparently result from extirpation by human activities at low elevation, the pine is predicted to safely face climate change during the 21st century, and should maintain its mountainous range, so that the nuthatch distribution should not directly suffer much from climate change too.

CD and vinyl sales are predicted to be facing death in the face of the downloading revolution, and last month the unsigned rock band Koopa made history by hitting the Top 40 with a self-released download-only single, bringing the very purpose of the record label into question.

The longer SOD3v2 includes an additional hydrophobic end containing a predicted helical peptide transmembrane region with the enzyme predicted to be facing outward (also present in RD and RE).

Actually, it may turn out that Putin's aim was never to kick-start negotiations between the different Syrian parties, but instead to corner Washington -- to force the Obama administration into genuine cooperation with Russia -- rather than have it standing on the sidelines, chanting the refrain of a Russia predicted to fall flat on its face in a quagmire.

Both kinds of faces were predicted to elicit an equivalent early response related to face perception (i.e., the VPP) relative to the perception of non-face objects (i.e., clocks).