Sentence examples for are confronting troubles from inspiring English sources

Union officials are confronting troubles of their own: in June, they fought not only with the administration but also with each other as they sought to stave off layoffs and uphold principles of collective action.

All are confronting new frontiers in VR.

Dow Jones is one of the rare publishers that have managed to create a successful Web site that requires users to pay a subscription fee, but it is confronting further troubles particular to its publications.

They are confronted, though, by terrible options.

You are confronted by tragedies sometimes.

They are confronted by Sonya and Kano.

Suppose you are confronted then deny.

Israel's Defence Minister, Amir Peretz, on a tour of the front lines, was confronted by troubled reserve soldiers who told him they lacked proper equipment and training.

When a conservation group censors itself on behalf of the interests it should be confronting, you get an inkling of how much trouble we're in.

Even before the Swift announcement, Iran was confronting problems stemming from its regional banking partners' anticipation of its troubles conducting financial transactions.

As in the United States, AOL overseas is confronting a weak advertising market, slowing growth in subscribers and trouble competing with phone companies for high-speed service.