Sentence examples for indeed when confronted with from inspiring English sources

Indeed, when confronted with multiple response options it is fundamental to prioritize and cascade different actions.

Indeed, when confronted with infection and inflammation the mammalian host reallocates its iron reservoirs in an effort to deprive invading intracellular or extracellular pathogens of iron [ 4, 5].

Kipling, of course, was sure of Britain's cultural superiority -- as indeed, America is of its own when confronted with the Taliban.

The mind collapses when confronted with so much geography.

So how did TIME react when confronted with the mistake?

Were I, however, to find myself unresponsive when confronted with Nazi genocidal programs were I, indeed, to find myself with sympathetic leanings an individualistic moral relativism would be no less supportive of my values.

The Post is right: The empathy and compassion showed by the Smith family when confronted with this suffering creature are indeed heroic.

When confronted with these accusations, Tarakeshwari Rathod told BBC that she and her husband had indeed "climbed Everest".

Indeed, the Vietnamese Americans of New Orleans pride themselves on self-reliance, yet they also demand government accountability, especially when confronted with injustice.

Wink resigned when confronted with the charges.

How does one find meaning when confronted with nothingness?