Sentence examples for confronting the most from inspiring English sources

Understanding how we hear in these situations involves confronting the most challenging computational problems in audition.

"Lula is confronting the most delicate moment of his administration," the daily Jornal do Brasil warned on Sunday morning.

But you create a democracy with the talent you have, and Iraq's politicians are confronting the most vexing existential questions.

Without confronting the most painful episode in modern Chinese history, how can we draw lessons from the past and prevent the tragedy from happening again?

She added: "When confronting the most constitutionally invidious form of discrimination, and the most fundamental right in our democratic system, Congress's power to act is at its height".

"I've been waiting to see where the White House is going on this, but for now, they aren't directly confronting the most difficult Constitutional problems," he said today.

They bravely confront the most disturbing parts of their lives.

She tells the Independent how to confront the most common workplace fears.

Gov. Eliot Spitzer has confronted the most intense public criticism of his political career — and caved.

From ageing process to ageing problem: will China confront the most serious ageing problems in the world?

Winner of three Academy Awards, his movies have confronted the most important political, social, and economic issues of our time.