Sentence examples for developed to confront from inspiring English sources

There are treatments available, such as Tamiflu which was developed to confront an Avian flu epidemic.

Many tools have been developed to confront this challenge.

Now, however, the U.S. deployed the full panoply of surveillance technology originally developed to confront the Soviet foe against a single human target.

The economic motivation index described in Table  2 was developed to confront this challenge.

Common initial student ideas were identified for each of the big ideas (AAAS, 1993; Driver et al., 1994), and the curriculum was developed to specifically expose and confront these preconceptions.

Further studies are needed to investigate the risk factors and develop strategies to confront the problem.

"Now we, as humanitarian actors, are able to develop activities to confront these issues of violence within the community.

Mosquitoes have developed various mechanisms to confront Plasmodium infection.

"You have to develop a technique to confront your sense of peril," she said.

Wall Street rallied on Monday in light trading after French and German leaders promised to develop a plan to confront Europe's debt problems.

Social identity theorists argue that groups may establish or develop a norm to confront authority or behave in extreme ways; when people's group identity is salient, they follow those norms more closely.