Sentence examples for confronting recently from inspiring English sources

Confronting recently bereaved parents with requests for deferred consent could unjustifiably add harm by increasing parental distress with no possible benefit to the child participant [ 95, 118].

Confronted recently by a stranger half his age who was thanking Mr. Franklin for his time, he responded effusively, and entirely without perceptible sarcasm: "Are you kidding?

Confronted recently with a bag full of mealy Brandywines straight from the Union Square Greenmarket, I couldn't help wondering how they got that way.

At least, among all the indignities Louis van Gaal has had to confront recently, Manchester United's sequence of defeats has been ended one short of it becoming their worst run in a single season since December 1936.

We've been confronted recently with the dismaying example of Barclays bank, where highly rewarded non-executive directors did nothing to ensure staff behaved properly and were clearly completely in thrall to chief executive Bob Diamond over his own pay and policy.

Confronted recently by about two dozen liberal activists outside a fundraiser in Los Angeles' Hancock Park, Feinstein told her accusers there were procedures to be followed and order to be respected.

Additionally, confronting individuals recently recovered from EVD with positive serological tests for other infections can have negative consequences.

Jay Greco, one of the men who confronted Mr. Diaz, recently recalled that he did not believe that Mr. Helt abandoned his friends.

We've seen that Trump is weak, backing down when confronted – most recently by Canada and Mexico over his threat to leave Nafta.

Finally, FESI values derived from a previous database obtained by analyzing flames burning gasoline-surrogate/ethanol blends [1] have been confronted with recently published OESI values proposed in [2] for gasoline/ethanol blends.

That's twice the worst-case forecast they confronted as recently as April, when President Obama warned his administration that it might have to cut $400 billion from its national-security budgets over the same time frame.