Examples of 'face the prospect' in a sentence
Meaning of "face the prospect"
face the prospect: To confront or deal with the possibility or likelihood of a particular situation or outcome
How to use "face the prospect" in a sentence
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Many species face the prospect of extinction.
A carefree and unsuspecting Europe had suddenly to face the prospect of war.
I can not face the prospect of going out.
A time may come when a monastery must face the prospect of closure.
Citizens face the prospect of climate change.
The same is true for us as we face the prospect of eternity.
You face the prospect of no municipal services whatsoever.
Those who fail the test of asylum face the prospect of return.
The men face the prospect that they are alone.
Multitudes chose to emigrate rather than face the prospect of a deepening poverty.
Savers now face the prospect of being charged fees on their deposits.
When people are charged with a crime they face the prospect of incarceration.
Now we face the prospect of marriage without male and female.
So many people accept abuse rather than face the prospect of living alone.
We face the prospect of organized criminals entering the nuclear smuggling business.
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Those who fall behind on payments face the prospect of having their assets seized.
Some face the prospect of becoming unemployed for parts of every year.
As Dominicans it is good if we can face the prospect of closure truthfully.
They now face the prospect of having to wear a cycling helmet by law.
I did not think that I could face the prospect of dying.
Employment and face the prospect of permanent exclusion from active participation in sociecy.
Climate change activists face the prospect of ….
Obese children face the prospect of far more health problems in young life.
Yes, in this world all of us face the prospect of aging.
We face the prospect of rising sea levels and a likely increase in tropical cyclone intensity.
Over time our troops would again face the prospect of chemical warfare on the battlefield.
Manypeople - including many youngpeople and women - are currentlyout of work or face the prospect ofunemployment.
Some governments face the prospect of debt restructuring.
In consequence many less-favoured regions and many economic sectors face the prospect of further decline.
They must then face the prospect of another surgery.
As a result, domestic non-financial sectors do not face the prospect of deleveraging.
Democrats now face the prospect of a House impeachment vote split along party lines.
It is hard to sit in silence and face the prospect of self-examination.
The club face the prospect of a second consecutive season without Champions League broadcast revenue.
Areas in East Jerusalem face the prospect of mass demolitions.
On its face the prospect of developing well-rounded and engaged citizens sounds desirable.
What if he could not face the prospect of having cancer?
They may face the prospect of leaving kinship, social support networks, and their own communities.
Eventually, all entrepreneurs need to face the prospect of exiting their business.
And now face the prospect of the play-offs after finishing third in the Championship.
Those arrested have been incarcerated, and also face the prospect of being tortured.
But I could not face the prospect of a whole month down there.
What should countries without such teams do when they face the prospect of negotiating a treaty?
Ukrainians face the prospect of a drawn-out war.
Well, as rational as I am about such things, I can not face the prospect of going out.
Each year Republicans face the prospect of prosecution for selling Easter Lilys.
I was terrified . I did not think that I could face the prospect of dying.
Many families now face the prospect of third-generation unemployment.
But on the other hand -- Oh, I dare not face the prospect.
In other words, we would face the prospect of a heated and lively conciliation process.
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The prospect of her losing her life
I am gonna send a prospect with the van
This prospect is considered to be a very attractive target
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Was not ready to face my fickle public yet
To face you and to tell you that
All you had to face was how to be free
