Sentence examples for she faces perhaps from inspiring English sources

Now she faces perhaps her biggest battle yet.

And given the unfair and disproportionate amount of scrutiny she faces, perhaps it would have been wiser to have avoided some of the terms she used – in particular, "allegiance to a foreign country".

In the coming weeks, she will face perhaps her toughest political challenge as she campaigns for a fourth term in a race against Dr. Marilyn O'Grady, a Garden City ophthalmologist and a conservative Republican who in Tuesday's primary handily defeated Dan Frisa, the one-term congressman whom Mrs. McCarthy unseated in 1996, and Steve Irace, a former prosecutor.

Yet Ireland faces perhaps the deepest recession of all.

Mr. Mack now faces perhaps his biggest challenge.

Now the Clinton campaign faces perhaps the most crucial dilemma of all.

That Cosby now faces perhaps decades in prison is almost unbelievable after all this time.

In the meantime, Farah faces perhaps the biggest call of his career - stick or twist.

Greenhills, Ohio, which was also built in 1937, faces perhaps a more severe threat.

Now, at 64, he faces perhaps the most daunting crossover of all: appealing to younger generations.

Baseball faces perhaps the most urgent problems in sustaining its relevance.