Sentence examples for but faces a higher from inspiring English sources
Quebec pays relatively lower benefits, but faces a higher number of approved claims compared to Ontario.
The suit faces a high barrier, however.
It faces a high food price problem".
We hypothesise a trade-off between the number of alates released and the investment in their chemical defence; those endowed with a large and costly frontal gland would be efficiently protected, whereas alates without it could be produced in higher numbers but would face a higher risk of predation.
It said not all gay and bisexual people would develop a mental health problem but claimed they faced a higher risk of doing so than heterosexuals.
Scientists and researchers eventually learned to navigate the maze of resources, but general users faced a higher barrier to entry, according to Daniel Lockney, head of NASA's Technology Transfer Program, which works to bring space technologies to the public.
The plain-vanilla call buyers profits are not capped in this way, but he does face a higher price at which the trade breaks even.
But broadcast executives say they face a higher bar.
Guy Pilkington, a Newcastle GP, told the Guardian the benefits system had always been tough, but under universal credit claimants faced a higher risk of destitution.
Open access repositories face a higher but surmountable hurdle here.
But authorities face a high legal bar.
