Sentence examples similar to background in confronting from inspiring English sources
Mr. O'Brien's political background was potentially valuable in confronting antitrust suits against the league filed by its competitor, the American Basketball Association, and the players union.
If confirmed by the Senate, Mr. Krueger will bring a background in labor economics to the White House debate on how aggressive the government should be in confronting Congress about pushing for more government action to confront the high unemployment rate.
Against this background, hospitals have confronted the challenge of diminished reimbursement, high expenses, limited staffing and other financial hardships in a variety of ways.
In the absence of patient input, clinicians may not fully appreciate the facilitators and barriers to physical activity that patients from diverse background confront.
Repeated experiments have shown a delay at zero for subjects with a variety of ages and national and linguistic backgrounds, confronted with number names in numeral form, spelled out, and spelled in a mirror image.
The mother-daughter debate unfolding in the Schierenbeck household reflects a debate taking place across the country, as women of varying ages and backgrounds confront the potential milestone implicit in Mrs. Clinton's bid very differently.
With an elegant staircase rising in the background, mother confronts son about his destructive ways.
"I think it's essential that every citizen, every voter, has enough background in biology to be able to think critically about the kinds of questions they're going to be confronted with in the next decade," he said.
-- a background in counterterrorism.
A background in broadcasting helps.
