Sentence examples for confronted the possibility from inspiring English sources
Mr. Trump confronted the possibility of a humiliating loss on the first significant legislative push of his presidency.
The warrant also covered emails and other documents that could reveal Mr. Cohen's private communications with Mr. Trump during a tense period in the presidential campaign when Mr. Trump confronted the possibility of embarrassing details of his extramarital affairs.
In 2009, at the worst of the economic downturn, those attending weekly huddles at the Bakehouse confronted the possibility that the bakery would run out of cash within nine months.
After a summer of growing confidence, Mr. Obama suddenly confronted the possibility of a loss that would diminish his legacy and threaten his signature achievement, the health care law.
He struck his populist tone as he confronted the possibility of having to ask Congress for additional large sums of money, beyond the $700 billion already authorized, to prop up the financial system, even as he pushes Congress to move quickly on a separate economic stimulus package that could cost taxpayers as much as $900 billion.
Mr. Keller writes: Fear of nuclear weapons spiked for a time after 9/11, when we confronted the possibility of fissile material in the hands of stateless enemies, and you can find a reservoir of existential fear today in Israel, as it contemplates a nuclear Iran.
Apple's defenders must confront the possibility that it is, in fact, theoretically possible that terrorists or other criminals will use encrypted communications to launch a devastating national security attack.
