Sentence examples for confronting both from inspiring English sources

"China's Internet is entering an important stage of development, confronting both rare opportunities and severe challenges," Mr. Wang said.

Confronting both America and Europe, even if Western policies are misguided, is clearly at odds with Russia's wider interests.

It highlights the intractable problem confronting both companies, about which their reports find remarkably little to say.

But even Kidd, with his uncanny vision, could not have foreseen the problems now confronting both teams.

This still leaves one great danger — the black hole of boredom — confronting both the crew of the Icarus II and those of us watching from the stalls.

(Though, I should note Queers for Economic Justice here in N.Y.C. It's one of few groups I know with an explicit mission of confronting both race and class as part of gay politics).

Our security requires that we confront both, and the United States military is capable of confronting both.

Now the nation confronts both difficulties.

She confronted both life and death with dignity and without fear.

It's a troubling piece that confronts both depression (suicide is a recurrent theme) and creativity.

"This is a problem that will confront both Labour and Tory governments.