Sentence examples for help them confront from inspiring English sources

In January, they hired a consultant to help them confront Ms. Nestle about her addiction.

MICHAEL POLLAN I would urge the three presidential candidates to read — or reread — two books from the 1970s that could help them confront the deepening (and now deeply intertwined) problem of our food and energy economies.

Next Friday, President Obama and President Xi Jinping of China, who took office this spring, are scheduled to hold an unusual, informal summit meeting in Rancho Mirage, Calif., that could set the tone for their relationship and help them confront chronic tensions like the nuclear threat from North Korea.

No one will be able to say that France and Germany didn't try everything possible [to stop the fighting]." Western nations were confronted with two options, he said: arming the Ukrainians to help them confront the "separatists armed by Moscow" or making a final attempt at diplomacy.

Their age, the fact that they have no firsthand experience of life under a totalitarian regime, the explosive growth of social networks and other new media, have all come together to help them confront forces to which their elders had grown accustomed.

22): Sam Stillman may survive the lifestyle he and his parents seem to embrace, but neither his parents nor any of the adults quoted in the article seem to understand the punk movement among young New Yorkers for what it really is: a mask for self-destructive behavior, depression and a sense of powerlessness that the adults in the lives of these teenagers refuse to help them confront.

As the podcast unfolds, he leads his subjects back to that crucial moment when things went wrong and then helps them confront it so they can move on.

The three surviving members of Joy Division see the roots of the band in the hopeless prospect of dead-end jobs, unemployment and petty crime which their music helped them confront and escape from.

"We definitely hope it helps [break down stigma around mental health]," says Ewald. "In the short personal interactions we have at shows we've had people tell us how our openness has helped them confront their own problems so they can get help".

The Smiths go to therapy, where a psychiatrist helps them confront their unhealthy relationships with Rick and each other.

Shot entirely outside of the club, it is a resolutely candid account of three men facing failure, and the women who helped them confront it.