Sentence examples for confront menaces from inspiring English sources

There is every sense in helping nations share expensive assets to confront menaces such as forest fires.

As Smurfette, she gave voice to the flirtatious character that many of the other blue, bulby-nosed little creatures had crushes on as they sang, danced and confronted menaces to their world.

We have to confront this menace.

Thus is mass murder justified as a defence of Islam.How to confront the menace?

The killing of Raciti finally persuaded Italian politicians to confront the menace of violent football fans.

A group of adolescents, not yet fitted with a mentally controlling "cap", bravely confront the menace of the Tripods.

To confront this menace, Batman is reduced to torture of the sort Dick Cheney and the CIA have embraced and to a massive extension of public surveillance.

In this form, the transhumans must confront the menace posed by a "posthuman": an intelligent Chinese computer system, based upon the mind of a gifted scientist, that controls weapons and other gadgets all over the world.

Constance, for her part, tries to confront the menace by shooting off rifles, and trying to right an upsetting wrong involving a desperate young mother searching for her missing baby.

John Kennedy, rallying America to confront the menace of global communism, said: "Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty".

The nine travellers who head for the aptly named outpost of Lordsburg are a microcosm of the westward expansion: a mistrustful bunch of outcasts and opportunists who must confront the menace of hostile Apaches and take their common fate into their own hands.