If confronted suddenly, "they will kill the president, the prime minister, a couple of generals, a couple of chief ministers; there will be bomb blasts all over India .The militants would pose a security threat to Pakistan and its region even if deprived of the state support that they have enjoyed for so long.
2.47pm: The cast is not taking this entirely seriously - which you can imagine, as it must be utterly surreal, coming out of your normal lives, months after you did the publicity for the show the first time around- flying 13 hours and being confronted, suddenly, with a bunch of people who are Really Enthusiastic about everything you say.
If you're confronted suddenly with another extremely compelling system, it might screw with your mind.
This is a complex scientific issue suddenly confronting people, and it's frightening.
The question suddenly confronting many businesses is quite how to respond to these dilemmas.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — With the N.B.A. lockout lifted and business set to reopen, the Nets are suddenly confronting a murky present and a murkier near future.
That day, as he faced his old friend -- he calls him Chris -- Mr. Lieberman found himself suddenly confronting the dizzying possibility of occupying the nation's second highest office.
After weeks in denial, Beijing is suddenly confronting the problem of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, or SARS.This virus, though less infectious than influenza, is more than twice as deadly as influenza in a pandemic.
After arriving here last week fresh off of what seemed to be two victories in a row in Iowa and New Hampshire, Mr. Romney was suddenly confronting the prospect of leaving as the winner of only one of the first three nominating contests.
After first threatening, then backing off, a military strike against Syria, and now suddenly confronting a diplomatic opening with Iran, Mr. Obama has employed a foreign policy that has at times seemed improvisational and, in the view of many critics, irresolute.
