Sentence examples for confront successfully from inspiring English sources

H-1 armor exhibited full perforations for the velocities between 365 and 395 m/s, while the H-2 armor was able to confront successfully.

What's more, as the only superpower, America cannot be confronted successfully.

So the agency aided anti-Sukarno rebels, but they were confronted successfully by Sukarno's forces and, Mr. Powers wrote, Allen Dulles decided that the rebels must be told that the United States had to disengage.

He has done so, too, in a way that acknowledges implicitly that climate change is an inherently global challenge that can best be confronted successfully by cooperative global action.

But there is a deeper reason for America's inability to confront Isis successfully.

Late last year, when Muslims in many of France's slum-suburbs erupted in almost uncontrollable violence, this was seen as proof of Europe's failure either to give the newcomers a decent economic life or to confront extremism successfully.

It is the same tension that the agency confronted, relatively successfully, during Tropical Storm Irene in August.

Basu said authorities relied on the support of the public to successfully confront the threat.

We can I think successfully confront it if we share information in a way that we perhaps have not in the past".

The notion of organizational resilience is not new: the ability of an organization to successfully confront the unforeseen has always been a core element of success.

Mr. Hessinger said, "If SAG is to successfully confront the challenges before it, the guild must create an internal culture where the values of unity and consensus are adopted as pillars in the foundation of this great, tradition-rich institution".