Sentence examples for confronting crises from inspiring English sources

Studies had shown that the tax, introduced in January 2014, had started to curb soda consumption in a country confronting crises of childhood obesity and diabetes.

Obama promised himself as an eager surrogate, and Clinton's staffers quickly made use of the White House photo archives: two leaders together, confronting crises.

All its characters portrayed teenagers confronting crises over issues like sexual abuse, racism, unwanted pregnancy and AIDS, but the troubles dealt Wheels made him the Job of the cast.

And never is this more true than in confronting crises in which rigid ideology is of little use, and where resolve and judgment matter most.

THERE are two ways marketers confront crises that threaten to tarnish the reputations of their brands.

Kenya, the stable East African country from which international officials had fanned out to confront crises in Somalia, Rwanda and Darfur.

Mr. Edwards as president could choose some of his fights, but he'd also have to confront crises as they arose.

Or, if you oppose creating such a group, how should the United States confront crises when the council is paralyzed?

European officials say it is only prudent to develop an all-European force since their governments may confront crises in the Balkans and other trouble spots where the United States is reluctant to get involved.

Ireland has never confronted crisis very well.

The World Bank recently announced that thirty-three countries are confronting food crises, as the prices of various staples have soared.