Sentence examples for confronting long from inspiring English sources

Given the breakdown of settlement talks of the four sexual coercion lawsuits confronting Long, a fall trial looms on the horizon.

[C1.] MODERNIZING THE SKIES The Federal Aviation Administration is confronting long-term issues that hang over the agency.

WASHINGTON — With its more rigorous oversight of airplane maintenance having led to the recent grounding of thousands of flights, the Federal Aviation Administration is confronting long-term questions about whether it should act more like a tough regulator, rather than a partner, of the airlines.

She never imagined she'd be confronting long-term joblessness.

McLaughlin contacted HuffPost in response to a March story that featured an Atlanta woman also confronting long-term joblessness.

Rubio's focus on confronting long-standing adversaries in Iran, Russia and China and putting military power at the center of his foreign policy has blinded him to the challenges of the current era.

According to an alternative version of events, Weiss merely confronted Long, and it was the Senator's trigger-happy bodyguards who actually shot him.

California Republicans confront long odds in race to fill Sen. Barbara Boxer's seat.

This Declaration would confront long standing and misguided notions about who the U.S. is by and for.

Millennials face a daunting future, one in which both our planet and societies must confront long term and pressing challenges that affect all of humanity.

Its early days featured segregated clubs that allowed African Americans in as performers, but not patrons, and as a result, civil rights was an issue that jazz confronted long before the more publicized boom of political folk, rock, and R&B music of the mid to late 1960s.