Sentence examples similar to are confronting setbacks from inspiring English sources
It is confronting a $300 million deficit.
In 1998, soon after assuming the presidency of Tulane University, Scott Cowen was confronted with a setback.
Whenever I was confronted by a setback or disappointment, Mom had a way in just a few minutes to make everything seem OK.
Later in 1985 the forces of the Sudan People's Liberation Army SPLAA) received a setback at the village of Gut-Makur near Mongalla when they were confronted by well-armed Mandari people.
It would seem to reflect the long-term burden of psychosocial trials which individuals face as they grow older: they may be afraid, often on an unconscious level, that the disease will recur, they may experience a setback resulting from the stresses during treatment or they can be confronted with new problems evolving from the illness or long-term side effects of treatment [ 46].
She heard him being confronted.
He needs to be confronted.
And that quality of Boone's is crucial for a team that has confronted setback after setback so far.
To be sure, there have been stumbles — most significant being the setbacks confronting the city's improving but still seriously troubled public schools.
It's about confronting assumptions.
