Sentence examples for confronting problems from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bleckmann is known among friends for confronting problems directly.

Cities around the world are confronting problems similar to London's.

Suddenly, young surgeons in the armed forces began confronting problems that would have daunted their elders.

"Cambara," he tells us, "is famously admired or feared for confronting problems head-on".

We must show courage in a time of blessing, by confronting problems instead of passing them on to future generations.

With many inmates also confronting problems with mental health and addiction, and almost half lacking any formal qualification, it is no surprise that reoffending rates are shamefully high.

At the same time, BP also confronted problems with regulators and threats to its licenses.

But beyond the disregard of the ladies who lunch, Ms. Stewart confronts problems of her own making.

They confront problems, like missing their parents and dealing with cranky classmates.

As the investigators wrote, the doctors "did not wish to directly confront problems or face choices".

And our nation's leaders are responsible to confront problems, not pass them on to others.