Sentence examples for As confronts from inspiring English sources

FEW political reforms conceived in logic, civic virtue and a desire for more perfect democracy can have turned out more preposterous than the institution or the Presidential primary as confronts the country in 1972.

Social work has a rich history in micro and macro practice that addresses individual and community needs as well as confronts their root causes by challenging systems, institutions, and policies that keep oppression/privilege intact.

We have to confront that as well as confront the horrors that we all are reacting to". The reaction continued Tuesday with a 390-26 House vote for a resolution urging Reagan to cancel the Bitburg visit.

And he has now made Bikes vs Cars, which is as confronting – though I don't think you'd call it exactly confrontational – as you would expect.

They had seen themselves as confronting a different threat.

After, I hear people describe the play as "confronting" and Paige as "cruel".

Nothing as dramatic as confronting pollution, addiction, or efficiency, but a wake-up call nonetheless.

But the groups had largely local and limited goals, such as confronting foreigners or seizing political space.

They saw their work as "confronting the mirror of the tape machine" and representing Alltag — everyday life.

As Daou himself has revealed, the site is just as much about rehashing old debates as confronting new threats.

Chief executive Alan Joyce described the result as "confronting", but said the massive loss represented the year that is past.