Sentence examples for confronted a topic from inspiring English sources
President Obama in his speech on Wednesday confronted a topic that is harder to address seriously in public than sex or flatulence: America needs higher taxes.
In recent years, Congress has confronted a growing number of technology-related topics, like intellectual property, immigration reform, privacy and surveillance.
China confronted a full-blown diplomatic crisis.
"When he was confronted, a scuffle ensued.
The debate was the first time another Republican candidate had confronted him with a topic that promises, to cause Forbes at least as much trouble as tax reform: his tax returns.
But it was not until he forcefully confronted the topic of hateful e-mail — some from Fox's own viewers — that he drew fire over his approach.
Hostage Mr Cantlie touches on a broad range of topics, casting Islamic State as an invincible fighting force ready to confront a brittle Western alliance.
The E.P.A. now confronts a choice.
Banks and regulators confront a similar conundrum.
It is confronting a $300 million deficit.
