Sentence examples for confronting potential from inspiring English sources

James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, has suggested that the increase in violence in some urban centers may be the result of police officers' being less aggressive in confronting potential crime as departments have been subjected to intense scrutiny over questionable shootings that have been captured on video and watched by millions on the internet.

By confronting potential logistical or operational challenges head-on, your customer experience optimization efforts have a much better chance of long-term success.

But King was not a profile in courage when confronting potential media coverage of Rustin's gay sexuality, and because of deep fears of being tainted, he cut Bayard out of his inner circle of advisors.

The CDC policy on climate change and public health (CDC 2010) sets forth 11 priority public health actions that address research, prediction, training, communication, preparedness, and prevention to prepare the nation and the world for confronting potential health problems associated with climate change.

Be careful when confronting potential poachers, and avoid using force or violence to repel them.

But love and a reluctance to take a hard look at our own financial habits, often keep us from seeing, much less confronting, potential financial troubles in a relationship.

The approach is primed to confront potential non-linearity and data messiness in the examined effects.

Being able to confront potential issues quickly and without criminal action is, say police, starting to restore trust among the community.

The state ethics law, passed in 1967, directs lawmakers who confront potential conflicts to "consider the possibility of eliminating the conflict".

But like other big banks, it still confronts potential losses stemming from bad home mortgages and the legal fallout from the spiraling foreclosure mess.

A reluctance to confront potential symptoms was also highlighted by the survey, as only a third of people said they would feel confident about starting a conversation about dementia with someone they were concerned about.