Sentence examples for and confronting the same from inspiring English sources

Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and China are rapidly urbanising and confronting the same issues as us.

Peace-keeping, as Margaret Mead once suggested, is a series of mundane, oft-repeated tasks, something that comes to mind as Mr. Carter gets on a hamster wheel of interviews and speeches, often confronting the same questions and challenges around his use of the word apartheid in the title of his book.

British society has increasingly followed the US model and now we're confronting the same range of social problems.

Thus, for all her late-20th-century independence, Sallie Evans, the newly separated narrator of "A Taxpayer and a Citizen," ends up confronting the same issues as many of her predecessors in the collection -- love and abandonment and how to keep one's children safe from harm.

We are all – digital or otherwise – confronting the same challenges and we should all be searching together for common solutions.

I often snap when I feel like I'm confronting the same annoyance over and over.

Now he is confronting the same obstacle that confounded Mr. Mitchell and prompted him to start looking for another job in the days before he died.

Other information businesses, of course, are now confronting the same fact, but without the Windows and Office franchises to fall back upon.

Swimming is now confronting the same choice.

"My UK clients are confronting the same basic set of circumstances," she says.

Seaports from Newark to Miami to Seattle are confronting the same issue: who should pay for the cleaner trucks?