Sentence examples for confronted so far from inspiring English sources

So, a second strategy of public health that we've confronted so far was powerless in dealing with this disease.

While we were waiting for Obama to speak to the group, I asked Jarrett whether the health-care rollout had been the worst political fiasco Obama had confronted so far.

It has many issues to confront, so this may be far down on the list.

The only reason he has mostly not had to confront them so far is that in his first term as Prime Minister, he could blame the Liberal Democrats and then that Ukip made such a mess of its election campaign.

His "secret" plan to confront ISIS has so far turned out to just be an order to the Pentagon to develop a plan to destroy the organization ― which, according to some reports, would not be a radical departure from the current anti-ISIS campaign.

The government has so far confronted public outcry in the region by arresting activists".

And that quality of Boone's is crucial for a team that has confronted setback after setback so far.

He has so far confronted Wal-Mart in Ireland and Barbados.

He has become physically ill more than once, in the two weeks of the trial so far, when confronted with pictures of or testimony about what those bullets did to Steenkamp's body.

Needless to say, this is a very tall order, especially when confronted with what nations have so far been willing to do.

His unwillingness so far to confront China aggressively over its currency and trade practices, for examples, leaves many American manufacturers at a disadvantage.