Sentence examples for both confronting from inspiring English sources

Look at Germany, which rather than opting for a hands-off approach promoted renewable energy industries, both confronting the climate change crisis and avoiding the rotting away of decent jobs seen in this country.

The works of Pamuk and Tekin mirrored Turkey's identity at the turn of the 21st century, when the country was the heir to, on the one hand, a sophisticated urban civilization with a history of both confronting the West and desiring to assimilate its values and, on the other hand, a rural culture that remained embedded in the developing world and vulnerable to a predatory modernity.

When dealing with hundreds of thousands of space objects such as in the space conjunction assessment, the memory required for the tabulated orbits or the computing time for propagating orbits using the state vector are both confronting to users.

As a parent and an educator I find the statistics below both confronting and horrifying.

So much of my work uses clear plastic as both confronting the iconic 'modern material' and as a way of providing literal transparency in my objects".

In the process of conducting this study, this level of critical self-reflection was both confronting and upsetting.

And shortly after taking office, both confronted extraordinary national security challenges.

Mr. Sheinkman was known for being able to both confront and cooperate.

Like Nan Goldin, Davis knows how to both confront and seduce the camera, and her strong persona is inspiring.

We had to both confront the recession and make preparations for the volatility in the price of gold and platinum".

There are echoes of Mr. Wolfe's seminal play "The Colored Museum" in "Neighbors": both confront archetypes and stereotypes of black people from different eras of American life.