Sentence examples for had confronted with from inspiring English sources

He says that QSSI told the government about problems it had confronted with the data hub.

Finland, too, has been having trouble adjusting to the multiple shocks it has confronted, with GDP in 2015 around 5.5% below its 2008 peak.

His varied and prolific output as a novelist has confronted with panache and audacity almost every significant challenge in the literary and social life of his place and time.

As Osterhout looks to bring out a consumer product, he's aware of the troubles that Google has confronted with Glass.

The committee had confronted Valverde with DNA evidence and documents that allegedly showed he was involved in blood doping.

Two of Follett's friends had confronted Morrell with guns, and Morrell had shot and killed them.

Two educational experiences in particular had confronted the sixth-year students with the relevance of anatomy.

It is an issue Apple has confronted before, with Steven P. Jobs and without him.

"Dyson has confronted Bosch with evidence of wrongdoing but it has refused to return the technology," the company said.

Such organization designs have confronted firms with the challenge of managing complex task interdependence configurations.

On Thursday, he said recent developments "have confronted us with urgent challenges I did not foresee and which we cannot ignore".