Sentence examples for designed to confront from inspiring English sources
"They [the ads] are designed to confront all of us on our attitudes.
Cory Booker, Ted Strickland and Martin O'Malley made aggressive, even macho speeches, designed to confront the Republican campaign head on.
To achieve that, it needed 55,000 troops in Germany, all of them equipped with weapons that were designed to confront Soviet conventional forces.
We urge democracies throughout the world to consider the creation of national endowments for journalism that are carefully designed to confront the impending collapse of investigative reporting.
The same day, at the summit in Riyadh, Trump warmly welcomed Qatar into his new coalition of conservative Sunni regimes, designed to confront Islamic extremism and contain Iran.
The only way to deal with Moscow was by "a policy of firm containment designed to confront the Russians with unalterable counterforce at every point where they show signs of encroaching upon the interests of a peaceful and stable world".
From the first identification of substrate-derived peptide inhibitors to the complex, macrocyclic compounds, including paritaprevir and grazoprevir, that are currently available, the field has used structure-based design to confront the issues of potency, resistance and pharmacokinetics.
Lilley, who has also played black and Japanese characters such as S.mouse, Ricky Wong and Jen Okazaki, told Esquire that he didn't think there "should be any rules" and that his humour is designed to be "confronting" and "challenging".
These suggestions and exercises are designed to have students confront their misconceptions and reconsider their preconceived misunderstandings of evolutionary relationships.
The authors who considered misconceptions to be "deeply rooted" spoke of instructional strategies designed to specifically elicit, confront, and replace students' incorrect conceptions (i.e., Crowther, 2012).
