Sentence examples for confront growing from inspiring English sources

As we confront growing inequality today, it's a speech I often find myself rereading.

Multiple characters in two short-story collections confront growing old while three novels and a nonfiction oral history reflect on lives cut short.

But in Sudan, as we decide how to confront growing starvation in the Nuba Mountains, we have some options that I'll explore in my next column.

The prime-time speech from New Orleans was timed to confront growing doubts over his leadership abilities, after the stuttering federal response to Katrina's impact.

Mrs. Kirchner will confront growing inflation, now pegged at nearly 20percentt by private economists, about double government claims, and a tightening energy situation.

Mr. McCain asserted that the Obama administration's aversion to nation-building had precluded it from providing the kind of training and assistance that would have helped the fledgling Libyan government in Tripoli confront growing security threats from militants.

As Than Shwe aged, he and his compatriots confronted growing worries about their future.

REUTERS Tax Havens Consider Raising Taxeses  |  In the Cayman Islands, the Bahamas and elsewhere, officials are confronting growing deficits and debt burdens "that rival Greece," Bloomberg News reports.

Mr. Pandit now confronts growing doubt about his leadership and management team at a time of uncertainty in the financial markets and the economy.

Kerry said the administration was committed to working with Egypt to enhance its military capabilities as it confronts growing threats from extremists, particularly in the Sinai Peninsula.

The charismatic Tsipras may have confronted growing impatience abroad but at home he is able to draw on the discontent unleashed by policies that have failed to deliver the promised results.