Sentence examples for face soaring from inspiring English sources

The power companies face soaring costs for imported fuel and for maintaining nuclear plants closed for checks after the Fukushima disaster.

Borrowing countries face soaring unemployment and falling incomes: observing their plight, other developing economies will have ample reason to avoid similar troubles.

Mostly, this was made up of a sheer rock face soaring up behind the farmhouse to almost 1,000 metres above sea level.

Combined with the lawsuit it filed against Mr. Okada, the company most likely will face soaring legal costs over the next year or two as it deals with the fallout from the dispute.

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders today called on the government to freeze fuel duty in the March budget, to reduce pressure on motorists who already face soaring petrol prices.

Senator Kyrillos, a Republican from Middletown, said the state Board of Public Utilities would be able to arrange the repayment of losses sustained during deregulation so that consumers would not face soaring electric bills when rate caps come off in August 2003.

Meanwhile, hard-pressed families have faced soaring bills.

It is strapped for cash, facing soaring war-costs, and cutting other expenditure wherever it can.

Harbison's current owner, RHI of Austria, has said the unit faces "soaring" asbestos claims.

Like Social Security, it faces soaring costs as baby-boomers retire and live longer (technically, Medicare goes "bankrupt" in 2015).

Facing Soaring Costs Al Venditti, 35, is manager of sales and customer service at Worksman Cycles in Ozone Park, Queens.