Sentence examples for face smaller from inspiring English sources
Most of the world's high-performing countries face smaller gaps between rich and poor than ours.
"Just with a bigger nose, wider face, smaller eyes, and shorter forehead".
This year, the prospects are even more unsettling because the preschools that could serve her special-needs son, Joshua, face smaller budgets that could force them to close.
Those who face smaller losses may be able to scrape together the shortfall and keep their tenancy, but at the cost of buying food or heating their home.
Many sports may face smaller crowds and shrinking player salaries, with, of course, exceptions for stars like the Yankees pitcher C. C. Sabathia.
The same would be true of households making a few hundred thousand dollars a year (who have gotten smaller raises than the very rich but would also face smaller tax increases).
On the monster's face — small, attentive eyes and a long, fluffy mustache, totally Maupassant.
There are other various financial challenges that face small enterprises.
All four mice exhibited the same phenotype: a shortened face, small ears, a shortened and kinked or curled tail, and a shortened overall body length (Figure 6).
Solving the unique problems that face small businesses today demands a wide range of skills and experiences.
It is astonishing to see the real difficulties that face small and medium-sized enterprises when they try to enter the market in other EU Member States.
