Sentence examples similar to confronting a project from inspiring English sources
With the state confronting a projected $10 billion deficit for next year, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has little choice but to cut back the program.
Or, maybe it has to do with confronting a tendency to project present-day anxieties onto the past through the miasma of a historically white-washed genocide narrative.
How should the nation confront a disease projected to afflict more than 13 million Americans by 2050 — a disease gaining on cancer as the illness Americans dread most?
Bashar al-Assad opened the year by warning that the country confronted "an integrated project" on the part of outside actors to weaken Syria and leave the Middle East vulnerable to Israeli hegemony.
While visitors to the Druker Design Gallery exhibition may have their sense of place momentarily suspended when confronted by a project so globally recognized and larger-than-life, the lunch crowd exiting Chauhaus or an architectural model perched on the donut bring us back to reality.
All volunteered to participate in the project to help others confronting a cancer diagnosis and to raise awareness about the number of young adults dealing with the disease.
It is confronting a $300 million deficit.
I had assumed that, in addition to providing an environment of reasonable sophistication and comfort, the rooms would have the virtue of being the one place from which you could not see the exterior of the building, but when I looked out the window of one of the westward-facing rooms, I was confronted with a projecting side of that damn bustle.
Wolves in an iconic predator-prey study are not producing pups, leaving scientists to confront a genetic rescue or the project's demise.
