Sentence examples for facing confrontation from inspiring English sources

She has difficulty looking after herself in basic ways – a running theme in the film is her inability to eat – much less struggling for her family and facing confrontation.

"He operates best in a controlled atmosphere where he is sure of the crowd and not facing confrontation or potential disruptions.

He may be facing confrontations over the next few days at conference with his own colleagues over Syria, Trident, welfare and even transport (he is against HS2 and the third runway at Heathrow).

Otherwise, they face confrontation.

Tony Blair could face confrontation with the head of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Develovernthever the government's decision to quash an investigation into alleged bribery of Saudi Arabian officials during an arms deal.

Will Iranians face confrontation with Americans, Europeans or Israelis over nuclear policy in the New Year?

Once the manager appeared he tried to empty the office stating that it was a place of business, but the seniors forced a face to face confrontation.

Putin could also face confrontation with the West after whipping up anti-American hysteria during his election campaign, accusing foreign governments of financing the protests.

If you feel the insults are going too far, consider one of these options: Have a face to face confrontation.

All, one assumes, will now face confrontations with national regulators whose interest, unlike the European Commission's, extends beyond the collusion aspects.

Artists from both genres also faced confrontations with the government from Seeger being blacklisted for Communism to rappers being accused of glorifying violence that existed long before rap.