Sentence examples for and confronted in the from inspiring English sources

He is adamant in his belief that the design constraints encountered in the developing world must be considered and confronted in the early stages of design.

The earlier potential problems are identified and confronted in the design phase the greater the likelihood that solid solutions can be found to pave the way for smooth implementation.

Townshend also believed that his music, informed by his art-school studies, reflected the damage done to a generation born amid post-war rubble and confronted, in adolescence, by the existential terror of the Cuban missile crisis.

Shanahan was cited for abuse of officials, whom he berated from the sidelines and confronted in a stadium tunnel after the game.

The prevailing view, initially, was that Russia's sharp decline would be brief — a reflection of the chaos and uncertainty confronted in the nineteen-nineties by a new and deeply troubled society.

Cornwallis had about 7,500 men and was confronted in the region by only about 4,500 American troops under the marquis de Lafayette, General Anthony Wayne, and Frederick William, Freiherr (baron) von Steuben.

In the following sections, we will discuss the difficulties confronted in the intima and media detection and review the recent advancements in CCA segmentation.

The matters of race and racism that were loudly confronted in The Great White Hope were addressed elegaically in Sounder (1972).

Questions of this kind have been only partially tackled in the literature, and reflect challenges to be confronted in the evolution of this topic.

Lord Rennard was confronted in the summer of 2008 and "categorically denied the allegations".

Art was an object you confronted in the flesh, and appreciated the physical properties as part of the content.