Sentence examples for confronting the problem that from inspiring English sources

And like so many other young people like her, she's no longer waiting for a society that insists on postponing confronting the problem that will define her and future generations: climate disruption.

But back in Massachusetts the conversation has moved on, and lawmakers are now confronting the problem that Mr. Romney left unaddressed: the state's spiraling health care costs.

It's a picture of Britain that few enjoy looking at, which is one of the reasons that the authorities have not shown much appetite for confronting the problems that brought it about.

He thus confronted the problem that faced all thinkers in 5th-century-bce China: how to bring political and social order out of chaos.

"He called them 'Privileged princes... thirsting for power.' " She continued, quoting Roosevelt again: "The average man once more confronts the problem that faced the Minuteman"—namely, "political tyranny".

She is passionate about being a mother, and about confronting the problems that working women face in making time for both their families and their professions.

Innovators and practitioners are confronting the problems that we all face.

Mr. Reich-Rinicki has had to confront the problem that the country and culture he is attracted to destroyed his family.

Rudy Giuliani leads in every national poll but confronts the problem that it is almost impossible to win nationally if you flounder in the early primaries.Two other candidates have a chance of shaking up the Republican field.

"This is an extremely important step by the city to confront the problem that no administration has been willing to touch," said Eddie Bautista, the director of the Organization of Waterfront Neighborhoods.

We need programmes that simultaneously confront the problems that occur with both the mother and the newborn.