Sentence examples for confronting at the from inspiring English sources

Initially there was speculation that the new pope might cancel because of the scandals he is confronting at the Vatican.

There are reasons to recoil from all this, and what private furies Gibson may be confronting, at the cost of more than forty million dollars, I hate to think.

Friedman of The New York Times sat down with President Barack Obama last week at the White House for a discussion on virtually every major international story that the United States is confronting at the moment.

Abuse needs to be confronted at the supply pipeline also.

Confronted at the hustings by a man who suggested Bradford deserved better, Galloway let rip.

Even before the collapse, however, he had gone after Amorello, the official he confronted at the scene of the accident.

Perhaps the most frequent cost we confront at the Fortune Society with men returning from prison is child support.

Mr. Ferris was then confronted at the meeting, attended by three ministers, Ms. Dickerman and another lay leader.

Confronted at the film screening about her supposed support for the East German system, the chancellor said she could rely only on her memories.

Leahy had been called by everybody from his father's hospice administrator to a former President, and he was confronted at the Ben & Jerry's ice-cream social.

"The challenges he will confront at the Department of Human Services are formidable, but he is well-equipped to meet them," he said in a statement.