Sentence examples for confronted with information from inspiring English sources

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

Several Democratic lawmakers and other officials in Hudson County said today that before the search, Mr. Barry was confronted with information about him provided by Mr. Janiszewski.

At best, this leads to a kind of hushed humility, particularly when confronted with information about the scalding deep-sea vents where the earth's heat propels 700-degree jets of water into the ocean.

So many of us have a natural tendency to stick our head in the sand when confronted with information we'd rather not hear.

As more and more tests for genetic disorders enter medical practice, patients and physicians are increasingly confronted with information that can be extraordinarily difficult to interpret.

However, consumers may form attitudes to food processing technologies, including the use of enzymes, when they are confronted with information about them.

"When confronted with this information, Gordon first denied, but then ultimately admitted his ownership of Eastern Energy," Ms. Levine wrote.

When confronted with this information, global financial institutions - particularly those based in Europe - have taken action, either terminating or reducing their business with Iran.

As the rational-choice theorists Rodney Stark and Roger Finke argued in their book "Acts of Faith" (2000), human beings, when confronted with imperfect information, behave in a way that is generally rational.

And businesspeople have always had to exercise judgment when confronted with new information, whether it arrives via fibre-optic cable or carrier pigeon.The report is more worrying on the subject of antibiotics.

For the record, when confronted with this information, our waiter said only that the sauce varies depending on the tomatoes, the time of year and the other ingredients used.