Sentence examples for will once again face from inspiring English sources

In March, she will once again face Dakota Stone.

Tomorrow, Adele will once again face her record-store nemesis — or maybe that's playing it up a bit.

As the pitchers develop, it becomes more likely that knuckleballers will once again face each other in the major leagues.

And Republicans will once again face the choice of siding with a man accused of misconduct, or not.

Forces will once again face further pressure to privatise all but their "core" policing roles of arrest and detention.

If Vladimir Putin returns as planned to the presidency in 2012, he will once again face the challenge of modernizing the Russian economy.

In June 2013, the Supreme Court will have the opportunity to once again face down discrimination and uphold the right of every American, gay or straight, to marry the person they love, when it rules on the constitutionality of California's Prop 8. My name is Matthew Johnson Harris.

Radovan Karadzic will once again be facing two genocide charges for much of the brutal campaign across Bosnia during the 1992-1995 war.

If and when it is confirmed that the recent explosion in North Korea was nuclear, the international community will once again be faced with difficult choices.

Thursday's ruling means that Mr. Karadzic will once again be facing two genocide charges for much of the brutal campaign across large parts of Bosnia during the 1992-1995 war that aimed to create lands for Serbs only.

But unless the corruption stops, and real investment is made in the social fabric, Kenya will once again be faced with systemic shocks it is hardly able to deal with.