Sentence examples for serious to face from inspiring English sources

But we may suspect that, since he has been returned to jail, Jon Venables could have done something sufficiently serious to face trial in the future.

Young leaders like Mr. Morial (he's 45) and venerable institutions like the Urban League (it's 93) are perfectly positioned to begin the coordinated effort that's needed for this fight, which is the most serious to face black Americans since the demise of legal segregation.

"We have very, very serious deficits to face.

In Europe, meanwhile, the crisis appears to be the most serious one to face the Continent since a common currency, the euro, was created in 1999.

Once I got over this incredibly silly stage – it lasted about 24 hours – there were more serious questions to face up to.

These issues are exacerbated by intense chronic stress that leads to serious psychological difficulties to face the process of adaptation to the new situation [ 10, 11].

While Clinton is not likely to face serious opposition for her own party's nomination, she, nonetheless, faces a serious challenge in differentiating herself from her predecessor.

Nassau, meanwhile, continues to face serious problems.

However, Boaden is not expected to face serious disciplinary action.

But, according to Mr Stephens, the author of the tweets was likely to face serious punishment.

It was found to face "serious imbalances", particularly declining competitiveness and falling share of exports.