Sentence examples for face reduced from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of smaller airports face reduced service.

Consequently clubs have banned fans and some face reduced ticket allocations as ground regulations are enforced.

The hundreds that have committed crimes against humanity face reduced sentences if they confess.

This year, an estimated 700,000 recipients will face reduced benefits, in part because a TANF contingency fund for use during downturns has not been replenished.

In pointing out that Mr. White could have faced lengthier sentences, Mr. Silver noted the problems with allowing chronic misdemeanor offenders, like Mr. White, to face reduced sentences through plea bargains.

She said that law should be changed so that when the city or another government body refused to negotiate in good faith, a union's leaders and members would face reduced penalties if they went on strike.

His hand shielding his face reduces him to just his lips.

His first serve was a rocket, and the second — a spin so severe that it appeared to turn the midair ball into a fuzzy lozenge — sometimes jumped up into my face, reducing us both to laughter.

By using this system, the temperature on heading face reduces from 34 to 26 °C.

An abrupt drop in velocity of the seeping water at the opposite end of the drainage channel, about 5 cm before the downstream slope face, reduces the pressure of the seeping water through the soil micropores.

At the same time, in dealing with grouped and independent customers through a supply-function schedule, the seller faces reduced demand as well as reduced profits when group members are charged the same price as non-members.