Sentence examples for has not confronted from inspiring English sources
The Fed has not confronted the risk of deflation since 2003.
Israel has not confronted a Jewish militant group of any size for nearly 20 years.
Most of the world still has not confronted its implications, he believes.
The Supreme Court said in 1997 that the RFRA could not be applied to state and local laws, but it has not confronted the question of its constitutionality.
The Bloomberg administration, she said, has not confronted the "problem of the top quartile with the zeal that it should". And some, like Ms. Vayer, are opting out.
More than a decade since its bubble economy burst and fell into a gradual, seemingly inexorable decline, Japan still has not confronted its most basic weaknesses.
Fine, but this is a passing age, and Seattle hasn't confronted a quarterback as shrewd as Manning".
Although Obama claims to be doing this, he hasn't confronted entitlement psychology -- the belief that government benefits once conferred should never be revoked.
The history of the house, a former mission for young Aboriginal girls, is just one corner of a past this country hasn't confronted.
A military "conspiracy of silence" surrounds the topic, Grossman argues, because the Army hasn't confronted the issue of how psychologically fraught is the killing that its soldiers are ordered to do.
Unaccompanied piano performance is a challenge 30-year-old Gwilym Simcock hasn't confronted since his childhood classical training, and one that's all the greater because it invites comparison with a significant personal influence: Keith Jarrett.
