Sentence examples for face a larger from inspiring English sources
These entrepreneurs face a larger hurdle than regulatory red tape.
Critics will say that it is self-serving for Democrats to propose these reforms now, when they face a larger and more restive Republican minority.
We face a larger political establishment that has deliberately escalated xenophobia, frightening everyone so much that many Americans won't leave their country, nor rise to welcome those who knock on our door.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, reckons the country will face a larger fiscal gap than Britain even if oil revenues remain strong: 1.9% of national income against 0.8% for the UK.Mr Salmond was having none of this.
And even if they capture the Senate this year, they may struggle to hold it in 2016, when they will face a larger, more diverse electorate and have to defend more vulnerable seats.
Thus, two-earner households are entitled to a higher maximum benefit and face a larger phase-out region.
They face a large reflecting pool and an elm tree that escaped damage in a parking lot across the street.
By contrast, under the House bill, most low-income elderly people would face a large gap in coverage.
If he did not have sufficient capital gains to offset those losses, he would face a large tax bill.
We also face a large challenge in rebuilding an efficient, competitive private mortgage market, an area in which commercial bank participation is needed.
