Sentence examples for having confronted for from inspiring English sources
Having written that essay, having confronted for the first time this fact of my life — that I had been raised in Rhode Island, a place I never really knew, an experience I never fully came to terms with in some ways — helped me, and I thought, O.K., I would like to set this book in Rhode Island, consciously, and name it as such.
Having written that essay, having confronted for the first time this fact of my life that I had been raised in Rhode Island, a place I never really knew, an experience I never fully came to terms with in some ways—helped me, and I thought, O.K., I would like to set this book in Rhode Island, consciously, and name it as such.
The current dispute over food exports highlights choices that nations have confronted for centuries.
The only way to move to full employment is to lay a new foundation for long-term economic growth, and finally address the problems that America's families have confronted for years.
All of these were issues the subjects had confronted for years without successful resolution.
This has demonstrated that a contamination by a GM micro-organism (GMM) may occur in feed additives and has confronted for the first time,the enforcement laboratories with this type of RASFF.
But it is worth remembering that Mr. Knoebel has enjoyed the esteem of other artists and critics for having confronted the need for painting to redefine itself from within to remain relevant as an art form.
But today, Kucinich stands vindicated for having confronted the Enron of his day, and for saving the municipal power company.
Having confronted malevolent Soviet power for so long, America resists the idea that Russia could ever have a positive role in American strategic interests.
Hamas emerged from the 2008 and 2012 conflicts militarily degraded but with renewed support among Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank for having confronted Israel and survived.
The Chinese government has confronted demands for democratic changes from activists emboldened by Mr. Xi's vows to respect the law.
