Sentence examples for how it confronts from inspiring English sources

If the test of liberalism is how it confronts its illiberal adversaries, some of the liberal intelligentsia seem to have fallen at the first hurdle.

PHOENIX -- The United States could see an official about-face in the coming months in how it confronts illegal immigration if the Supreme Court follows through on its suggestion that it would let local police enforce the most controversial part of Arizona's immigration law.

Better Place, for example, needs to consider how it will confront competition from the Chevrolet Volt.

Twitter will inevitably have to confront how it balances its business interests with its advocacy of free speech, he added.

AS INDIA'S Maoist rebellion deepens and grows, so too do divisions in the government over how it should be confronted.

These are some of the main themes of "Spectrum": how Perillo's mortality sharpens her frustrations, and how she confronts it to blunt them.

And as recent events have shown, a war on terrorism also involves a war about terrorism: debates about its causes and how it is to be confronted.

For weeks, officials in Texas have expressed sympathy for those hit hard by oil contamination in Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana without having to confront how it would effect their shores.

And with Serena Williams's return to Indian Wells this week – after boycotting the tournament due to a harrowing affair that saw a stadium full of mostly white fans jeer her and her family throughout a championship match – the tennis community is tasked again with confronting how it has dealt with that moment, and with the world No 1's unexpected return to where it all took place.

After two years of nonstop chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant, I realized that as a cancer patient, I had experienced my share of real stress and pressure, and I had learned how to confront it and cope with it.

Mexico holds a pivotal vote on the Security Council as it debates how to confront Iraq.