Sentence examples for confronting any problem from inspiring English sources

His bitter, self-deprecating wit is a defence against examining his life; he attempts to avoid confronting any problem by saying: 'Let's fuck' (to which Pauline inevitably responds) and he takes grievous advantage of a nubile babysitter.

Nonetheless, this era of prosperity and self-confidence should be a good time for Australians to take stock and confront any problems.

It was preferable, in their view, to have the stations open and then allow the fraud investigation process to confront any problems.

He said the density of the material did not intimidate him because he had learned that the first step in confronting any business problem was to "analyze, analyze, analyze".

Playwright Simon Stephens, for a start, solves the problem confronting any adapter.

One of the problems confronting any singer of this music is a decision about how to communicate it: if your listeners don't understand the language, how can you share the meaning of the words?

In this field, Bhutan is also confronting a problem with capacity.

There's just one problem though, and it is the problem that confronts any country with a tyrant: shareholders have no power here to affect change.

Unfortunately, neither Congress nor the Obama administration has shown any appetite for confronting the problem.

We can take credit for confronting the problem, albeit belatedly.

Confronting this problem is not just a matter of changing the culture.