Sentence examples for would face less from inspiring English sources
With a single court, firms would face less legal uncertainty.
But importing countries would face less risk if they fostered an integrated market.
He plays down the central accusation that Microsoft would face less of a piracy threat if it just lowered prices.
Governments would then have a better chance of repaying their debts and would face less pressure to cut spending.
His laugh deepened at the suggestion that he taught Aaron his quick release so his linemen would face less stress.
He said that as Iron Mountain paid down debt, investors would face less risk in owning shares.
If you're in a monogamous relationship with a gay partner, your lover may be afraid that you'll leave him/her for a straight partner because you'd face less discrimination and harassment.
If there really were a truly competitive race on the Democratic side, then Hillary would have to face less hostile attacks from Republicans (whose focus wouldn't be as clear), and fewer of them.
Taxpayers would face much less risk.
Mr. Alexander would get his Florida Polytechnic University, and the University of South Florida would face a less severe drop in financing.
In opting to be interviewed by Jeremy Paxman and a live studio audience, David Cameron thought he would face a less challenging and risky encounter than debating head to head with his principal opponent, Labour leader Ed Miliband.
