Meanings of faced higher in English

When you separate out healthcare costs, 44 percent said they faced higher-than-expected bills.

Gamers and game developers alike have faced higher costs with this generation of consoles.

But it has faced higher fuel costs and airport charges.

The startling cost is the latest in a number of stung tourists who have faced higher-than-expected food bills on holiday.

The ECB found that businesses faced higher loan margins and more restrictive collateral requirements in the final quarter of 2009.

Continental Resources raised its capital budget in August for the second time this year as it faced higher costs in the Bakken.

However, in soda ash, Solvay had faced higher energy and input prices, which it had been unable to pass on to consumers.

U.S. retail sales rose only modestly in March as auto sales fell from the month before and consumers faced higher gasoline prices.

Many banks pulled out of infrastructure lending after the financial crisis as they cleaned up their loan books and faced higher regulatory charges.

The first is that I think we are part of a generation of humanity who have never faced higher stakes for thinking ahead.

Meritan said it would not be a problem for chocolate makers to pay more for cocoa as long as their competitors also faced higher costs.

She said its actions meant advertisers and website owners had less choice and likely faced higher prices that would then be passed on to consumers.

Monterrey-based Cemex, which operates in more than 50 countries, faced higher costs from its $16 billion takeover last year of Australia's Rinker.

The analysts said Monterrey-based Cemex, which operates in more than 50 countries, faced higher costs from its $16 billion takeover last year of Australia's Rinker.