Sentence examples for confronting after from inspiring English sources

But that is what Steve Levy, the Suffolk County executive and a Republican candidate for governor, finds himself confronting after a houseboat accident killed three people here on March 23.

In a litigious society we learn to think like lawyers -- to construct reality that best serves our cause or ourselves -- and then exhibit genuine surprise, shame, and remorse when confronted after-the-fact with the consequences of our actions.

She was talking about the marine she had confronted after the shooting in Baghdad.

In a news conference on Friday, Mr. Obama addressed some of the issues that he will confront after he returns.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said the five friends were confronted after they drove on private property last Tuesday.

The crisis, Mayor Bloomberg has said, presents challenges more grave than those New York confronted after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

This is the same question that the E-Stamp Corporafter confronted after beginning to sell digital stamps online last year.

Zipping north on Route 21, Snyder expected to encounter a bit of traffic, but nothing like what he confronted after exiting onto eastbound Route 3.

His central reference point was the new global landscape he said the Western world confronted after the attacks in the United States on Sept. 11, 2001.

Iraq was the first topic briefed because "it's the most visible and most risky area" Mr. Bush will confront after he takes office, one senior officer said.

The riots that raged through Northern Ireland last week could be seen as a foreshadowing of the internal problems many expect Israel and the Palestinians will confront after a settlement.