Sentence examples for is therefore confronted from inspiring English sources

Schelling is therefore confronted with explaining why there is a transition from the absolute to the finite world, a finite world which he comes to see increasingly in terms of the suffering and tragedy it has to involve.

The subgroup analysis is therefore confronted with an even poorer lack of power.

Soult, arriving on 11 January, was therefore confronted with a strongly garrisoned, but untenable, fortress.

Agencies removing barriers are therefore confronted with difficult decisions in the management of recolonizing salmon populations.

We are therefore confronted with two distinct challenges: to manage and control systemic cancer, to provide cost-effective technologies.

Infertile and childless women in Africa are therefore confronted with a series of societal discrimination and stigmatization which may lead to psychological disorders such as anxiety and depression.

Hypothetically, we are therefore confronted with a paradox: while it is likely that poor adherence or nonadherence contributed to a lower overall estimation of implementation fidelity, it could at the same time have improved actual implementation of the geriatric care model in the real world.

It is, therefore, necessary to confront the "problem" of the primary process, which has in recent times received two "answers".

But as spring rolls into summer, Team Brooklyn has successfully accomplished its two initial goals: heading off the possibility of a serious challenge for the Democratic nomination and surviving a barrage of negative publicity that was inevitable at some stage, and which was, therefore, best confronted early on.

We are therefore still confronted with the question of how chromatin organization is established at the end of mitosis.

It is therefore important that challenges confronting the private security industry in Ghana are addressed to enhance the complementary role of the industry in providing security for neighbourhoods.