Sentence examples for effectively confronted from inspiring English sources
Gessen offers the prehistory of Pussy Riot and their trial, including the art collective Voina – to which some Pussy Riot members belonged: "they wanted to confront a language of lies that had once been effectively confronted but had since been reconstructed and reinforced, discrediting the language of confrontation itself.
Here, we stay with Kidman's Grace, who is effectively confronted by a dilemma.
It has often seemed that way over the last 10 years, as Mr. Fujimori effectively confronted an array of plagues -- from hyperinflation to terrorism to an invasion of narcotics traffickers, from war with Ecuador to massive flooding caused by El Nino.
DASD Kahl advocated sharing perspectives and lessons learned on strategic communication to more effectively confront terrorists in civilian-populated areas.
And how can journalists and academics work together to more effectively confront issues like segregation, especially given the challenges both sectors currently face?
Regardless of which party wins in November, the homeland security turf fight has to be brought under control so that the department can more effectively confront security risks.
Hasn't the overwhelming problem been, rather, a reluctance to effectively confront evil — in Darfur, or Rwanda, or pre-9/11 Afghanistan?
The scandal engulfed the 2012 Republican presidential contest for another day on Tuesday, prompting pleas from senior veterans in the party and Mr. Cain's rivals for him to find a way to effectively confront the accusations and move on.
Society in general, and schools in particular, will never be able to effectively confront bullying until we develop a better understanding of the motives and dynamics that cause and perpetuate it.
It discusses the role of design research in relation to the production of new educational forms, methods and tools for a new generation of designers (and designer educators) enabling them to more effectively confront the transition towards a sustainable society.
Perhaps he realizes that Dr. Dean has a chance to effectively confront the conservative agendas of both parties and give voters a real choice between two points of view for the first time in a long while.
