Sentence examples for face of high from inspiring English sources
In the face of high demand, clinics are still flouting the rules.
Like other airlines, American is struggling in the face of high prices for jet fuel.
They're all evidence that slashing spending in the face of high unemployment is a mistake.
OTHERWISE ordinary news feels like bad news in the face of high expectations.
May 2001: Mr. Bush is asked what his administration plans to do in the face of high gasoline prices.
How does a small brewery go about distribution in the face of high logistics costs and whole-seller mark-ups?
Meanwhile, there are signs that demand, although not falling, is growing more slowly in the face of high prices.
Consumer prices are lower now than they were a year ago, and wage increases have stalled in the face of high unemployment.
It can be heard in the anguished stories of shrimpers whose numbers are dwindling in the face of high fuel costs and foreign competition.
He said his government's response would be to accelerate economic and social reforms in the face of high unemployment and discontent.
Yet in the face of high unemployment, growing inequality and looming budget deficits, most governments are paralysed, in thrall to powerful interests.
