Sentence examples for before confronted from inspiring English sources

For performers, the desire to move ahead competed with distractions of a nature most had never before confronted.

There, a slightly skeptical chef named Renato Luis poked and prodded this new kind of fish that he'd head about but never before confronted.

Harnessing the good will, and channeling it both efficiently and fairly, poses logistical challenges never before confronted by veteran aid officials.

"The United States has never before confronted the question of extending unilateral trade preferences to a country that has rejected a reciprocal trade agreement," the White House press secretary, Dana Perino, said in a statement.

The physics requirements of future hadron-collider experiments require very high collision rates, leading to harsh radiation environments never before confronted in large-scale high-energy physics experiments.

In particular, the scope and duration of the program are beyond anything before confronted by the courts, and as a result of technological developments, the government possesses capabilities to collect, store, and analyze data not available when existing Supreme Court doctrine was developed.

That said, we are now, more intensely than before, confronting a situation that that could be stated as the converse of this axiom: "the political is personal".

He wisely took a deep breath before confronting her.

Montgomery thought that they needed stronger evidence before confronting the occupants.

She took Jurgen's arm, and they walked about fifty paces before confronting Nero.

After all, Lincoln had advocated colonization long before confronting the issue of emancipation as president.