Sentence examples for confronts as from inspiring English sources

That's a reality one confronts as soon as the sliding doors open at the airport (the gigantic new one is not yet open).

They ask questions inside and outside of the organisation and seek advice from fellow board members, senior executives, staff and investors to gain a fuller understanding of the challenges their organization confronts, as well as the resources and capabilities it has (and needs) to master them.

This challenge is one all Lispector's work confronts as it cuts away, sentence by sentence, at conventional conceptions of reality.

The Ethiopian effort demonstrates the complications Mr. Giuliani confronts as he simultaneously runs for president and remains a name partner in a law firm that lobbies in Washington.

It depicts a suicidal soldier and choices he confronts as he spirals downward: One set of choices leads to improved mental health, the other to tragedy.

The new camp is sign of the deeply tangled local situation the United States confronts as it prepares for war here.

After a roughly two-hour roadtrip from Seattle, a sign I confronted as soon as a ferry deposited me and my car there made that clear.

Don't be so forceful with them confronting, as said in 4 and the tips section.

It also showed crews confronting sorrows as old as combat.

Or of being able to articulate and confront it as mightily as this.

Confront problems, as hard as that may be sometimes.