Sentence examples for confronting which from inspiring English sources

That means there is no precedent for what the Yankees are now confronting, which will not be much comfort for those who have a touch of friggatriskaidekaphobia.

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Forces that are hostile to blacks are not aggressively confronted, which, of course, empowers them.

A childhood without boundaries is delicious to contemplate but terrifying to actually confront, which is why it's the conceit of so many children's stories and the great theme of fairy tales.

On top of this, though, there's another, less-remarked-on problem that Airbnb has to confront, which is that some of its hosts don't actually own the apartments they're renting out.

2. Confront, which is to say, "You've gotta stop.

He fell backwards while standing on stage with other est participants, during a part of the training known as "the danger process" or "fear confront", which had started at approximately 11 30 P.M. that night.

That is the task confronting Philips, which in the 1990s lost its way in the consumer-electronics business.

The GUNT was saved for the moment by the IAF, the only credible military force confronting Habré, which prevented the FAN from taking Ati.

How do we recognize our preconceptions when confronting that which is new and different?

This study has shown that clients' satisfaction with PMTCT service was sub-optimal and PMTCT service providers are confronting challenges which can hinder them from providing quality services.