Sentence examples for confronting needs from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney also said he would overhaul the civilian bureaucracies that deal with foreign policies like banking, energy and commerce, to improve coordination in confronting needs overseas.

The school districts nationwide are only now confronting the need for tighter and more efficient business practices.

We want to treat each rebuild as a rare emergency so we don't need to confront the need to raise revenues to pay for reconstruction.

INDEED, the nation now confronts its needs -- economic, social, military -- from a position of remarkable fiscal strength.

The one lingering problem hockey continues to confront, and needs to overcome, to become a legitimate mainstream sport is its stigma for reckless, potentially life-destroying violence.

The research team will confront the needs reported by the patients in phase 1 with the interventions selected, in order to relate them in multiple directions.

The attraction of jihadism to some Muslims is an issue that needs confronting.

It is easier, now, for America to paint Iran as a menace that needs confronting.

Researchers in the public health and medical fields have also had to confront this question when confronting disease that needs immediate attention.

We don't talk about it much, but it's an issue that needs confronting.

Lessons learned during his career include that every startup will eventually confront the need to pivot in order to stay on track.