Sentence examples for confront major from inspiring English sources

While the vast majority of scientists will never have to confront major ethical or moral dilemmas associated with their research (e.g., Teller 1998), there is an emerging recognition among scientists that they have a profoundly reciprocal relationship with morality (Harris 2010).

He said the report "fails to confront major moral issues" and "minimises the reality of suffering".

However, small and medium sized companies confront major challenges in implementing digital assistance solutions due to high investment costs and high customization effort.

He both restated and amplified the "Bush doctrine," the aggressive commitment his administration has made to confront major threats before they reach American shores.

Constant intrigues in the main political grouping meant that the villagers could never come together to confront major problems – such as the illegal logging – said Pedro Chávez Sánchez, the head of the 12-member council that now governs Cherán.

But even with Ms. McCarthy and Mr. Moniz in place, Mr. Obama would have to confront major hurdles in trying to refashion the American way of producing and consuming energy, the same hurdles that stymied climate and energy policy in his first term.

Both parties confronted major political risks with 10 months to go until the midterm elections.

In Venezuela, the elderly are confronting major shortages of medicines that are indispensable for their age.

Dozens of top-level diplomatic posts remain vacant as the State Department confronts major budget cuts and a demoralized staff.

For both patients confronting major illness and their families, it can be difficult to think about anything but a cure.

WASHINGTON — Liberty Central, the conservative organization founded last year by Virginia Thomas, the wife of Justice Clarence Thomas, appears to be confronting major changes, including the possibility that Ms. Thomas will step aside.