Sentence examples for confronting even from inspiring English sources

And while better school-based behavioral health interventions could have possibly helped the alleged perpetrator early on, his long criminal record before the event indicates deep problems that DYRS should have been confronting even if schools had missed them.

Yet, at the twilight of a confronting, even brutal summer, this was rich reward for Australia's excellence, endurance and composure".

Producers Perkins – the creator a few years ago of the justifiably lauded First Australians – and Darren Dale superbly illustrated the anomaly confronting even supposedly progressive thought about "Indigenous culture".

Mr Scott's equivalents today confront even stranger neologisms.

It needs to be articulated, then confronted — even if, sometimes, the pain is beyond words.

However much skepticism is warranted, the federal government has never confronted even the likelihood of such fiscal plenty.

If we don't do so, then we will have to confront even bigger war crimes in the future".

The idea that education can be "selfish" — a belief largely alien among the upper-middle class — is one poor students often confront, even if it remains unspoken.

Texas, a state that currently has far less generous Medicaid coverage, illustrates the problems that can confront even a laggard state.

After Baltic independence from the collapsing Soviet Union two decades ago, bold truth-tellers emerged to confront even the darkest spots of their nations' history.

But for much of the ensuing 40 years, he was confronted, even haunted, by the tactics of torture systematically used in Algeria.