Sentence examples for face record from inspiring English sources
If the company withheld information, which violates its agreement, the company could face record fines.
Lawyers say AngloGold Ashanti, Gold Fields and Harmony could face record damages if the court recognises their case as a class action.
Retailers' websites, warehouses and delivery services are expected to face record demand today as UK shoppers hunt for Black Friday bargains online rather than on the high street.
We now face record deficits". Mr. Daniels said, in response to questions, that the White House had not allotted money for a war with Iraq simply because it hoped there would not be one.
The Association of Graduate Recruiters reported that graduates will face record levels of competition for jobs with the number of applications increasing to an average of 83 per vacancy in 2011 up from 31 in 2008.
WASHINGTON — The world's most developed economies, which have been racking up spending since the mid-1960s, face record levels of debt as a result of the 2008-9 financrisisrisis and have little room for maneuver, the International Monetary Fund warned on Wednesday.
Despite the economy's robust growth, low-income families continue to face record-level problems in the most basic of economic transactions: paying the rent.
A technician will slowly run a scanner over his face, recording the tiniest contour and detail.
His face, recorded on film, appeared on a large-format, 6-meter screen, and dominated the entire exposition.
It was noted that all three goaf drainage holes behind the face recorded certain levels of tracer gas concentration, even though it took 4 h for the tracer gas to reach the third goaf hole.
In this tight job market, America's young people face record-high unemployment.
