Sentence examples for Is now confronted from inspiring English sources

Gould cited another important problem faced by employers: "I think management is now confronted with a very large number of frivolous complaints.

Dr Thaler, who recently had some expensive bottles of wine stolen, observes that he is "now confronted with precisely one of my own experiments: these are bottles I wasn't planning to sell and now I'm going to get a cheque from an insurance company and most of these bottles I will not buy.

Electric network is now confronted with market deregulation or overload.

After centuries fighting starvation, the planet's population is now confronted by a profound new problem.

She is now confronted with a long and daunting legal process.

Four years later, President Bush is now confronted with similar circumstances, but the stakes are even higher.

"I am now confronted with a possibility of going back to face the same persecution from which I fled.

As a senior, I am now confronted on the sidewalk by more than just cyclists and scooter riders.

I am, today, here, now, confronted with the New Yorker's abyss: wasted space.

For the first time in my life, I am now confronting the true depth and breadth of our nation's ugly race history.

Now, confronted by the hype and ubiquity of Bollywood, I wonder what the fuss is about.