Sentence examples for confronted using from inspiring English sources
These risks must all be confronted using the financial power that has dominated the post-9/11 period, especially when military options are not available.
Eight themes regarding staying safe and preventing violence emerged from the qualitative interviews: girls stayed safe by staying home, avoiding dangerous people, staying busy with after-school activities, remaining calm when confronted, using escorts, and fighting back if attacked.
The expression profiles from both measurement techniques were then confronted using Spearman rank correlation in each individual cell line.
Various results for the same genetic expression of IL-6 are confronted using ANOVA followed by Bonferroni, as post hoc test.
Implementing these large-p-with-small-n regressions poses several statistical and computational challenges, some of which can be confronted using Bayesian methods.
The headteacher naively asks Robert to prepare a "memorial video" for the girls, assuming it will be blandly celebratory stuff, but Robert has much more radical ideas, especially as this drug-dealing roommate has now stolen his girlfriend, which redoubles his angry determination to shock and confront, using the horrific footage of the girls' final moments.
Sensitive, soulful and strapping, Cage (played The Good Wife's Mike Colter) confronts use of the N-word head on and duffs up gangbangers in a hoodie rather than spandex, all to a soundtrack jammed with classic hip-hop.
One abusive player, when confronted about using the n-word, explained: "It's just a stupid word.
Ms Goldsmith said she had confronted drivers using their phones behind the wheel since her daughter's death.
Roost, which is free, focuses on what are probably the two biggest challenges small-business owners confront in using social networks.
Inside the administration, senior officials say they have also considered organizing a regional forum to confront Iran, using as a model the "six party" talks with North Korea, an effort to put pressure on that country from all its neighbors.
