Sentence examples for confront changing from inspiring English sources
Michigan municipalities confront changing landscapes and pressures on water resources from urban sprawl and land use change.
From John Polidori's Lord Ruthven in The Vampyre (1819), Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla (1871) to Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897) and beyond, ancient vampires, laden with ennui, have been forced to confront changing sexual mores and bewildering new technologies that hold the potential to destroy them.
I have visited twenty-four community food forests across the US and have interviewed more than one person who feels they have a deeper understanding of the trials and tribulations farmers go through on a yearly basis to produce crops sustainably, ethically, and ecologically while confronting changing and unpredictable climate conditions.
A boundary line dispute – not the most televisual of arguments – has become a tussle over the conversion of a community centre into a "wellness spa" in a story that confronts changing attitudes towards redistribution of wealth and those living in poverty.
Still, the network must also confront a changing political reality.
Has played a central role in reorganizing U.S. military forces to confront a changing world and a shrinking budget..
And for the sake of future generations, our generation must move toward a global compact to confront a changing climate before it is too late.
Time for the Protect America Act is growing short, but there is still an opportunity to enact permanent legislation that helps us to better confront both changing technology and the enemies we face in a way that protects civil liberties.
The first applies in particular to pathogens confronted with changing landscapes, as may be due to climate or land-use changes.
Imagine an organization that confronts constantly changing competitors.
Reversal learning is a domain that involves cognitive flexibility and is defined as the ability to rapidly alter established patterns of behavior when confronted with changing circumstances.
