Sentence examples for confronted finding from inspiring English sources

"No sense of accountability, denials following all wrongdoings, defiance when confronted, finding scapegoats to vent our anger and frustration on, and, in the end, the power of moving on," the editorial said.

Some claims of the guidelines about responsiveness do not match the demands of clinical reality and confront findings of numerous epidemiological studies.

Surgeons are frequently confronted with finding an acceptable source of autologous grafts for reconstruction of oral mucosa defects.

(A quote attributed to Stephen King says it best: "Harry Potter is about confronting fears, finding strength and doing what is right in the face of adversity. Twilight is about how important it is to have a  boyfriend").

A quote from Robin Browne (though frequently misattributed to King or Andrew Futral) negatively compares the Twilight and Harry Potter book series thusly: "Harry Potter is about confronting fears, finding inner strength and doing what is right in the face of adversity… Twilight is about how important it is to have a boyfriend".

We have confronted their findings with the known TP53 status in some of those cell lines and the result is in accord with our observations.

She confronts Rochester after finding out he is married to another.

If you rush in and confront them after finding one telephone number or text message, you run the risk of alerting them to your suspicions.

How many activists, finding themselves confronted with information collected using Western technology, would trust the pronouncements of Western governments again?

So you had these very stolid, long-term party members suddenly finding themselves confronted by young people who wanted to talk about the environment, gay rights, minorities, and to get all these things on the Labour party agenda.

More questionable still: Babeu's older sister Lucy told the news station that she confronted her brother after finding a 17-year-old student from the school, which services troubled teens, living with him.