Sentence examples for confronts a problem from inspiring English sources
It confronts a problem that seriously impairs our probate system, the depredatious will contest, and promises to help revitalize the probate process.
One of "Don't Stop" 's tracks, "I Don't Like Your Band," confronts a problem familiar to anyone who dates musicians: "It's not you, it's your tunes — I don't like your band".
Stoyva and Kamiya's proposal was based on earlier theoretical work in perception, which confronts a problem similar to our problem: when considering subjects' reports of perceptual experience, how can we be sure that these reports are accurate?
One of "Don't Stop" 's tracks, "I Don't Like Your Band," confronts a problem familiar to anyone who dates musicians: "It's not you, it's your tunes—I don't like your band".
The real problem is that these officers are running a system which has a design fault on the scale of the Maginot Line: it confronts a problem of infinite complexity with a response of gross simplicity.
As China pushes beyond its borders in search of markets, jobs and a bigger voice in world affairs, a nation that once boasted of "having friends everywhere" increasingly confronts a problem long faced by the United States: Its wealth and clout might inspire awe and wary respect, but they also generate envy and, at times, violent hostility.
But now, he is confronting a problem whose intractability and deep-seated causes have bedeviled policy makers for decades.
Grabbing the bull by the horns (9), for instance, nearly always means confronting a problem rather than an actual bull.
Finlay's stories often feature a young protagonist who is forced to confront a problem posed by the social world.
WASHINGTON — Senator Bob Dole had just assumed the mantle of Senate majority leader, after the Republican landslide of 1994, when he confronted a problem.
