Police in Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool, who had greater time to prepare and were faced with less extensive disorder, were able to deploy proportionately greater numbers of officers.
The innovative, disruptor approach has its unique advantages in that companies can create their own category, and, therefore, are faced with less competition.
Many analysts say it is now Google that is faced with a less certain future in the face of another shift.
To delve into this thick sampling of Ellen Gilchrist's short stories, which she has turned out with impressive regularity since the early 1980's, is to be faced with nothing less than a battle for allegiance.
Its order, wealth and stability attract its closest neighbours (who all want to join one day) and can even weave such mighty powers as Russia and China into a web of legal agreements.Here and now, however, the EU is faced with a less high-falutin' problem.
"I therefore recognised that we needed to act now to help farmers who will be faced with receiving less of an income this time of year because of the losses they suffered in March and April".
I am fortunate, and nothing makes you count your blessings more than when you are faced with those less fortunate.
As we move from security transition towards the transformational decade (2015-2024), we are faced with even less military and civilian support to assist current counter-narcotics efforts in Afghanistan in a meaningful way.
"As the people are starting to buy into a new life and their government has increased capability to defend them, then suddenly the insurgents, who may have waited patiently, are faced with a much less vulnerable target, or much less vulnerable Afghan populace," the general said.
They may be faced with increased stigmatization, less possibility for community, and less tolerance and understanding.
