Sentence examples for confronting very from inspiring English sources

"We are confronting very difficult times," Mr. Duffy said.

"Almost all kinds of service and charity NGOs will be confronting very big difficulties," Lu added.

"There's a little bit of anxiety involved — you're confronting very bad people," said Detective Pietrunti, 42, who wore body armor for the operation.

As Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice heads to the region on Monday, a trip planned for weeks, she is confronting very few options in achieving President Bush's stated goal of peace between Israel and a new Palestinian state that includes both the West Bank, where Mr. Abbas's government sits, and Gaza.

The walls are very thick and high in Gilead and as each character, we live bound by those parameters, so to have those parameters let go and just shoot a scene that seems pure, loving, passionate and intimate just kind of seemed like a normal day at work instead of working on material that's really confronting very potent issues and themes. .

Still, the children confront very real danger in the ring, and their fights still end with the traditional killing of the bull.

So on the last day of 2012, it's worth looking at a group of leaders who confront very steep hills to climb in the year that ends in lucky 13.

As noted, these interventions often confront very sensitive and very difficult concepts and skills which may precipitate emotional distress, cognitive dissonance, defensiveness or disclosure of past traumas and managing these reactions and disclosures can take a heavy toll on facilitators' mental health and well-being.

Richard Chu, an analyst with SG Cowen Securities Inc., defended Mr. Barnholt, noting that he "had pretty much of a six- or nine-month reprieve and then had to confront a very, very tough downturn".

"They are confronting a very serious water issue," said a senior American official in Islamabad.

More broadly, the Obama team is confronting the very nature of America's presence in the Middle East.