Sentence examples for is again confronted from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, the United States is again confronted with class polarization.

Fighting through a mining facility on Taspir III, Jaden is again confronted by Alora, who continues to taunt him as he chases her through the complex.

J. P. Morgan Chase is again confronting questions from a Democratic lawmaker about the nature of a complicated financing arrangement it set up for Enron.

America is again confronting the spectre of domestic Islamic extremism after two gunmen, at least one of them a self-styled supporter of Isis, were shot and killed after attacking an exhibition of cartoons of the Prophet Mohamed.

Still, amid the high-fives and the humor, the Mets were again confronted with an injury.

This year, the same agency officials were again confronted with a drug safety official making conclusions with which they disagreed.

He was again confronted by a question about recent accusations, which he has steadfastly denied, that he accepted a bribe.

Except in the away end and dugout, where Newcastle fans and staff were again confronted by their worst fears.

On the eve of a promising new season, the Knicks were again confronted with the mayhem of their recent past and the possible misdeeds of the previous administration.

It is not difficult to imagine their bewilderment if in tuning in to V.O.A., they were again confronted with Taliban rhetoric.

Racial issues were again confronted, but in the somewhat ambiguous terms that were to mark Faulkner's later public statements on race: while deeply sympathetic to the oppression suffered by blacks in the Southern states, he nevertheless felt that such wrongs should be righted by the South itself, free of Northern intervention.