All cases need to be confronted for what they are.
These are questions Rend al-Rahim Francke has confronted for years.
On Wednesday, Padraig Harrington entered the Travelers media room to be confronted for an explanation.
The current dispute over food exports highlights choices that nations have confronted for centuries.
Arriving at the studios, he was confronted for the first time by a wall of paparazzi.
He's going to be confronted for situations he's probably not really prepared for yet.
The difficulties confronted for both methodologies are to maintain feasibility with respect to three nonlinear constraints, namely, cost, weight and volume related constraints.
This study hopefully provides a clue to solve the anode-heating problem which would be inevitably confronted for high-luminance and large-area CNT-BLUs.
Yet, as Oz said of the book, "Many Israelis confronted for the first time, in a deep way, the reality of the occupation".
He died after officers subdued him with a neck hold when he was confronted for selling individual cigarettes outside some stores.
Hendrik Hertzberg, a senior editor for The New Yorker, was confronted for what Mr. O'Reilly described as taking a "Factor" segment out of context.
