Sentence examples for be confronted with two from inspiring English sources

In short, both mobile operators and handset-makers could soon be confronted with two of the world's sexiest brands as direct rivals.Publicly, Apple and Google are being diplomatic so far.

About the time Billboard announced its policy shift, Wal-Mart, working with the band, issued a statement declaring that the Eagles' release had sold more than 700,000 copies, and Mr. Mayfield said he faced the prospect that consumers would be confronted with two different acts claiming the weekly No. 1 crown.

As for possible rulings, the chief justice said, the court was confronted with "two wrong choices".

Earlier this month, the fossil fuel economy was confronted with two stark reality checks.

A weak monarch, he was confronted with two major rebellions because he failed to win the respect of the nobility.

André Breitenreiter's promoted team sit pretty in seventh spot and are suddenly being confronted with two very strange words: "Europa" and "League".

At this summer's program, Wagner is confronted with two Jewish-born composers whom he copied and then condemned: Mendelssohn and Meyerbeer.

In an experiment at Johns Hopkins, in 2010, mice were confronted with two levers, one that dispensed a treat after being pressed only once, another that required fifteen presses before it released a similar snack.

With this method, it is best to deploy two different types of locks -- say, a U-lock and a chain, or a chain and a cable -- so thieves are confronted with two different systems to pick or break.

When the parents are confronted with two sides of a kid, they're so quick to acknowledge the positive, the talented, the exceptional; they are often in denial over everything else".

When the new report was issued, "I asked the committee, 'Help me here, as a regulator who has to base their decisions on science, and now I'm confronted with two very different scientific opinions,' " Dr. Sundlof said.