Sentence examples for challenged to confront from inspiring English sources

Politicians from all parties will today be challenged to confront the "simple but devastating fact that hunger stalks this country".

Oil giant BP is being challenged to confront the risk that climate change may pose to its future in a shareholder resolution published on Wednesday.

Knowing any of the political candidates and what they might or might not do cannot come from asking them about the comfortable issues of the day -- it comes from seeing them under stress and when challenged to confront issues such as this Posada case.

Steve McClaren has his own challenges to confront.

Brin's team had one more challenge to confront: how to determine which sites to block?

Mr. Hadley acknowledged that Mr. Obama is being left with many challenges to confront.

It is an enormous challenge to confront the blank page, the white canvas and the white continent simultaneously.

For the company's co-founder, Larry Page, it's one more challenge to confront as he returns to the chief executive role.

The rivalry between Mr. Soro and Mr. Coulibaly was the biggest challenge to confront Mr. Ouattara's government since Laurent Gbagbo, the former president, was arrested April 11.

Craig's latest stalking foray has taken the form of a string of increasingly hectoring challenges to confront him in Oxford this October.

The rivalry between Soro and Coulibaly was the biggest challenge to confront Ouattara's fledgling government since former president Laurent Gbagbo was arrested on 11 April.