Sentence examples for confronting the same issues from inspiring English sources

Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and China are rapidly urbanising and confronting the same issues as us.

"They are confronting the same issues as lots of other industrial companies," said one executive involved in the deal.

"As architects working with a whole new level of communication," Mr. Kaplan said, "we had to feel some sort of kinship with Ralph Walker, because he was confronting the same issues".

Perhaps it is not much of a surprise that with this one book, the pro-American, publicity-friendly, post-9/11 Hirsi Ali has attracted more news coverage, reviews and readers than the America-ambivalent, pre-9/11 Egyptian writer Nawal El Saadawi, who has been confronting the same issues — clitoridectomy, child marriage, stoning — in novels and memoirs since the late 1950s.

Thus, for all her late-20th-century independence, Sallie Evans, the newly separated narrator of "A Taxpayer and a Citizen," ends up confronting the same issues as many of her predecessors in the collection -- love and abandonment and how to keep one's children safe from harm.

Seaports from Newark to Miami to Seattle are confronting the same issue: who should pay for the cleaner trucks?

When their breakout 2012 film "The Invisible War" sparked policy change surrounding sexual assault in the military and collected an Oscar nomination for Best Documentary Feature, Dick and Ziering decided to shift their lens to college campuses confronting the same issue.

It turns out, however, that we all tend to worry about the same kind of stuff – and to be more or less unprepared to confront the same issues.

Both have confronted the same issues (Islam, secularism, sexuality) and both have stumbled into public controversies when their soft-spoken styles collided with intractable challenges.

Mazzucchelli throws in visual allusions to other cartoonists and quasi cartoonists, from Lynd Ward to Dan Clowes and John Porcellino, who've confronted the same issues in their work.

Homeless people confront the same issues every day: how to scrape together meals, keep warm at night by covering themselves with cardboard or tarp, and relieve themselves without committing a crime.