Sentence examples for confronting concerns from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia's ambassador to Washington and his wife, confronting concerns that some of their charitable contributions may have ended up in the wrong hands, say that they are loyal partners in the Bush administration's fight against terrorism and that they are pained that the donations are unfairly putting new strains on American-Saudi relations.

Robinson is well versed in confronting concerns that inhabit unpopular and uncomfortable spheres.

Mr. Obama uses a new spot to confront concerns about his level of experience, speaking of his role in arms control legislation and ethics reform in the Senate.

To do that, they have to confront concerns that cutting back will hurt children's futures or the quality of programs.

Yet even as she confronts concerns about her work for JPMorgan Chase in financial crisis cases and Morgan Stanley's board in vetting a chief executive, she is turning to a colleague who has trod a similar path.

Experience in psychiatry with the late recognition of the serious metabolic side effects of atypical antipsychotics leads us to believe that it is better to confront concerns about this serious side effect now, rather than allowing the issue to polarize into a situation where there are those clinicians "for lithium" and those clinicians "against lithium".

Nor did it suggest ways of confronting the concerns, or working round them.

A minor play confronting major concerns, "The Last Cigarette" clearly has an effect on its audience, if the opening night crowd was any gauge.

Deployment of the mosquitoes against the Aedes aegypti species in the Cayman Islands is a major advance for Oxitec, which has promoted the method heavily as an environmentally safe way to combat the vectors of mosquito-borne illnesses while confronting public concerns about the technology.

And confronting the concerns of conservatives, Mr. McCain also defended his central role in a 2005 deal by a bipartisan group of senators, nicknamed the Gang of 14, that protected the rights of the minority party, Democrats at the time, to continue to filibuster judicial nominees.

Novartis is confronting such concerns head-on with large clinical trials that try to tease out potential side effects and will take the rare step of directly comparing Prexige, formerly known as Cox-189, to both Celebrex and Vioxx.