Sentence examples for would surely face from inspiring English sources

These proposals would surely face legal challenges.

Either proposal would surely face a legal challenge.

"If I stayed, the officers would blame me and I would surely face the death penalty.

In normal times, such a power grab by Congress would surely face a veto threat from the President, but, of course, these are not normal times.

She said she had problems with key components of those bills, but would surely face intense pressure in her party to back them.

Mr Clinton's lawyers argued that the case would distract the president from his duties, so should be delayed; and that, if this case went ahead, future presidents would surely face more suits brought by political enemies.

Mrs. Clinton would almost surely face the defection of some of her highest-profile supporters, as well as some members of her staff.

In 1963, as the Alabama project director for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, the organization led by Dr. King, Mr. Bevel persuaded Dr. King to allow children to participate in antisegregation demonstrations, in which they would almost surely face arrest.

But if current voting patterns continue, Mr. Morsi would just as surely face steep challenges in governing.

Although it would surely have faced the same or an even more fierce cry of 'anti-innovation' had it moved to strip Uber's license earlier.

That's because if it wasn't for the potential threat of impending visa complications, Britain would surely be facing a brain drain rivalling that of Cold War East Germany, or at least it would if anybody had paid attention in language classes at school.