Sentence examples for therefore face from inspiring English sources

You therefore face a choice.

American producers will therefore face fiercer competition.

The ability to de-escalate will therefore face a more challenging public environment.

We therefore face one of two outcomes over the next two weeks.

Governments therefore face a choice between restricting access to energy or raising the cost of energy significantly.

Over 60m men therefore face the prospect of not finding a bride.

The electorate, and this newspaper, therefore face a choice between a Conservative-dominated government and a Labour-dominated one.

He accepts that "blacks are systematically denied access to the more successful paths to economic stability," and therefore "face systematically greater pressure to turn to other alternatives".

Employers could, therefore, face a claim for indirect discrimination by non-parent and carer employees if they consistently gave more weight to requests from parents (and vice versa).

Winston Churchill wrote in 1941 that "we should therefore face now the problems... of driving Japan back to her homelands and regaining undisputed mastery in the Pacific".

They therefore face an improbable route to qualification from Group B, in which Afghanistan and Tuesday's other winners Zimbabwe are the front-runners.