Sentence examples for failing to confront from inspiring English sources

But given all we've gone through after the last binge in the financial industry, failing to confront the too-big-to-fail question is a serious oversight.

The move comes after longstanding criticism about the tech giant's failing to confront white extremism.

Well, yes, but the risk in failing to confront the Greek crisis is probably worse.

David Cameron's schools policy is failing to confront the international challenge we face.

Or will they give in to fear by failing to confront these terrorist groups?

Europe's leaders are still failing to confront, or even fully acknowledge, the scale and urgency of the European financial crisis.

He said demonstrators were calling for the resignation of Hong Kong's chief executive, CY Leung, who critics accuse of failing to properly confront China over the bookseller scandal.

The U.N. has been criticized by Syrian organizations, international aid groups and some of its own senior officials for failing to adequately confront Bashar Assad's regime over the lack of humanitarian access, despite a U.N. Security Council resolution mandating unfettered aid access.

The week after the shooting, Israel criticized Peterson for his response, describing the video recording as showing the deputy heading to the building, taking up a position outside and then failing to rush in to confront the gunman, breaking with generally accepted police practice.

But in 2008 the Buckingham Browne & Nichols School, in Cambridge, apologized for failing to act when confronted with evidence of abuse, and offered counselling.

The organisation has a recognised incidence of staff failing to act when confronted with a deteriorating patient and leading to adverse outcomes.