Sentence examples for again confronted with from inspiring English sources

Still, amid the high-fives and the humor, the Mets were again confronted with an injury.

This year, the same agency officials were again confronted with a drug safety official making conclusions with which they disagreed.

On the eve of a promising new season, the Knicks were again confronted with the mayhem of their recent past and the possible misdeeds of the previous administration.

Home for the Holiday With Rosh Hashana coming, I am once again confronted with the problem of going to a different temple from my parents.

It is not difficult to imagine their bewilderment if in tuning in to V.O.A., they were again confronted with Taliban rhetoric.

"It is with anger and exasperation that we have been once again confronted with the verbal violence of a political leader," wrote the petition's organisers.

Modern economic and population concerns in connection with improved medical care and social and technological progress have once again confronted the Christian community with the issue of contraception.

Odor discrimination was tested using 16 triplets of odorants, again presented as a 3-AFC procedure, that is, subjects again were confronted with 3 sticks and had to indicate which one smelled different.

Now firms will once again be confronted with this choice.

He refused it again when confronted with the ghastly murder of Father Jacques Hamel on Tuesday.

It was almost a reprise of the Perkins tribunal: she was again being confronted with the charge of inauthenticity.