Sentence examples for be left to confront from inspiring English sources
Once the crisis is past, surviving movie theater chains will be left to confront the question haunting the 500-channel cable TV universe: Is there enough good material to put on all those screens?
In his much ballyhooed article in The New Republic titled "Superpowers Don't Get to Retire," he frets about nations in the Middle East that are "worried about Iran wonder[ing] if they will be left to confront it alone".
In his absence, Annacone was left to confront the prickly issues concerning Sampras's increased fragility.
Old men, young boys and policemen with too little ammunition were left to confront the heavily armed extremists.
As the other tenants start to flee the building, Dorsa and Shideh are left to confront a malevolent spirit that may or may not be imagined.
They and Mr. Parsons -- also from the Time Warner side of the house -- are left to confront the question of what now to make of AOL Time Warner.
His widow was left to confront all the myths and all the insulations that her marriage, her class, and her sex had imposed on her.
For friends, relatives and neighbors, it was a devastating day, a day in which hope faded to nothing and a stunned neighborhood was left to confront the mystery of fate.
In 2026, back on Earth, people stopped dying or being born, meaning that the future world is populated by eight billion or so adults who have been left to confront the blessings and curses of immortality.
When the planned merger of the London and Frankfurt stock exchanges collapsed last week, the participants were left to confront an odd reality: those markets, it turned out, could not beat the market.
