Sentence examples for further in the face of from inspiring English sources

Contrary to all previous practice, he wants to cut taxes even further in the face of "wartime" deficits.

Japanese consumer spending has already dropped and the key risk is that consumer spending weakens further in the face of higher taxes and falling real incomes.

And as the economy withers further in the face of spending cuts and tax increases, its ability to generate the revenue to pay these sums decreases.

"The strength of public feeling on this issue is palpable and I think it's intensified still further in the face of the astonishing lack of transparency and lack of regard for the views of voters.

The cut, which was at the upper end of most analysts' expectations, is aimed at keeping prices from falling further in the face of a seasonal dip in purchases and an overall decline in global economic growth.

Japan's new government has been pressuring the central bank to ease monetary policy further in the face of the strengthening yen.In Europe the single currency has removed the old escape route of devaluation.

In April, the International Monetary Fund said the United States would achieve further growth "in the face of a very strong, indeed overly strong, fiscal consolidation".

He said: Despite the ostensibly in-line first half results, the shares have shipped further water in the face of renewed speculation on the balance sheet and market turmoil.

Aditya Mittal, chief financial officer, said the London Mining acquisition would help ensure that "our iron ore base is further diversified in the face of tighter supply for raw materials".

The company later increased its estimate to $8.3bn – which is included in its $53.8bn figure for the total spill costs so far – but has since decided against giving further estimates in the face of the uncertainty.

The 1st Squadron managed to capture a small trench, but without their artillery support they were unable to move any further forward in the face of heavy Turkish machine-gun fire.