Sentence examples for confront the serious from inspiring English sources

Now the Mets are back home, set to confront the serious, and remaining, part of their schedule.

And these technologies will help us be better stewards of the environment, and they will help us to confront the serious challenge of global climate change.

Nowadays, more than 110 cities of China confront the serious problem of fresh water shortage, and more than 70% of the rivers and lakes are contaminated to some extent.

What had been heralded in advance as a dramatic breakthrough on global warming turned out to be a half-sentence assurance that "technologies" would "help us to confront the serious challenge of global climate change".

The measure, as he put it, would confront "the serious challenge of global climate change". Unsaid, but clear to anyone paying attention, was that it would also please America's agriculture industry, which had been lobbying for ethanol and advanced biofuel research for years.

With some skepticism, I commend President Clinton for finally pledging to confront the serious problems facing our national forests here in the West with a fire management plan that professional foresters have been advocating for some time (front page, Sept. 19).

But he also confronted the serious side of the United States' relationship with China.

And, of course, when they are in power, Republicans have little real political stake in confronting the serious issues facing black America.

Jean-Charles, an art student at Rhode Island School of Design, recently delivered a riveting TEDx talk where she confronts the serious and, sadly, all too common issues of colorism and internalized racism that plague communities of color.

The Panel underscored the need for FAO to recognize its limited resources in confronting the serious challenges facing forest sector worldwide.

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