Sentence examples for confronting this situation from inspiring English sources

Pre-eminent among the black songwriters confronting this situation was Curtis Mayfield, who, with albums like Back to the World and Super Fly, depicted an existence in which returning Vietnam veterans struggled to reconnect with their social groups, and hard drugs offered a superficially attractive and readily-available escape from the realities of poverty, violence and despair.

A majority of the respondents considered contingency plan would help them in confronting this situation.

And governors confront this situation in an election year in which dozens of their jobs are in play, and as many state legislators face their own election challenges.

It's time for society to confront this situation head on, rather that trying to eke out a couple more cents from an antiquated full-employment system.

But successive presidents and governments have been unable and finally unwilling to confront this situation, to establish a research and innovation policy targeting specifically French small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

Now after we confront this situation, we are forced to reevaluate ourselves and question what type of society this is.

To confront this situation, we also generated data under time-homogeneous continuous-time K81 model.

On one hand, the tumour mass invades the pericolic fat tissue, detaching clusters or single tumour cells (tumour buds) reflecting tumour progression; whereas, on the other hand the host attempts to confront this situation by building an 'anti-tumour' cytotoxic inflammatory response.

The Mets should have confronted this vexing situation a long time ago, when the buzz began that Minaya was intent on assembling an all-Latino team after reeling in Pedro Martínez, Beltrán and Delgado.

Earnest noted Brady's "reputation for professionalism," and said, "I think that, as he confronts this particular situation and he determines what the next steps will be for him, that he'll be mindful of the way that he serves to be — the way he serves as a role model to so many".

"And I think that as he confronts this particular situation and he determines what the next steps will be for him, that he'll be mindful of the way he serves as a role model to so many".