Sentence examples for will be faced by from inspiring English sources

Gcaleka and the elders believe that without it, South Africa will be faced by calamity.

But other challenges will be faced by the eventual successors to Flint and Gulliver.

Titled Exodus, players can choose their own escape rout from the alien underworld, but will be faced by enemies with new powers including mind control psionic attacks.

It is the likely challenge that will be faced by most players returning to Super League, the likes of Sam Tomkins at Wigan not excluded.

China will be faced by political, economic and social pressures that will "increasingly challenge the regime's legitimacy, and perhaps its survival".

Ending a long-running television series is always a challenge, one that will be faced by several shows this year, including "Friends" and "Frasier".

If you're on the high street or in a supermarket, you'll be faced by mountains of nameless "red" or "white" potatoes and generic "baking" potatoes (often the mild-flavoured estima type).

A single kind of features containing the information is limited, so the prediction accuracy will be faced with a bottleneck by only using a single kind of features.

But it will be faced with a cheaper Chinese import by this time next year.

Yet the pact will impose costs on Europe's industries that will not be faced by their American (and maybe Japanese) rivals.

But it will also be faced by a serious problem: what to do with the government it will be much closer to controlling?It is not that Republican government cannot provide success.