Sentence examples for confronting a growing from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the adhesive woes are occurring as the state, which is confronting a growing budget deficit, has raised registration fees by about 25percentt for most vehicle owners.
SHANGHAI — For a third consecutive day, the Honda Motor Company found itself confronting a growing labor problem in China on Wednesday, as workers struck at least two auto parts suppliers and two of its car assembly plants shut down.
Mr. Dawkins and Mr. Dennett argue that brights are a beleaguered group confronting a growing religious right; they urge brights to emerge from their closet and boldly proclaim their identity.
Benigno "Pinoy" Aquino, who has managed to maintain relatively high approval ratings almost five years into office, is now confronting a growing call for his resignation.
But the rash of incidents in the past few months, and the expansion of the confrontations outside of the Haredim's isolated communities, has forced Israeli society to confront a growing challenge -- and a demographic reality.
While the governor dealt with the intensely personal issue, he also confronted a growing financial crisis.
The situation has alarmed American officials and forced them to confront a growing crisis to the south.
As the Bush administration considers how to proceed on Iraq, it has to confront a growing contradiction in its public pronouncements.
Church leaders representing the 38 branches of the worldwide Anglican Communion will meet in London to confront a growing crisis over homosexuality.
LONDON — Prime Minister David Cameron cut short a state visit to Africa as he confronted a growing scandal over his cozy ties with Rupert Murdoch's top lieutenants in Britain and the challenge it posed to his year-old government.
Bosses must confront a growing army of critics from within the capitalist system: look at the way that Apple's head honcho, Tim Cook, has been roasted by angry investors.
