Sentence examples for face a fall from inspiring English sources

Physicians under the fee for service scheme may face a fall in income as a result of a fall in the number of patients.

I now face a summer of Rightmove some £800 poorer.

Now, his economic team has to face a 1998 deficit estimated at $3.3 billion-4 billion.

The result was curiously refreshing, and could not be described honestly with a straight face: a winter forest.

And given its own deep unpopularity with the Iranian public, the government may yet face a winter of domestic discontent.

In this same setting, specialist beef producers face a 15 25% drop in income.

All other Canadian producers face a 19.88 percent duty, according to the document.

"It's really a resolution of disapproval," Corker said of the nuclear talks, which face a June 30 deadline.

After complete surgical resection, these patients face a 50 60% chance of developing recurrent disease.

Without treatment, HIV-positive mothers in developing countries face a 25 40% risk of giving birth to an HIV-positive child [ 9, 15].

We learnt that his uncle "chucked" his enemies down the rock-face – a fall of a hundred feet at least – and stationed soldiers in boats below to beat them with oars if they survived.