Sentence examples for issues that we confront from inspiring English sources

Although the issues that we confront are important and difficult, they are not new.

With Abdullah alongside him, Obama told reporters: "I thought it was very important to come to the place where Islam began and to seek his majesty's counsel and to discuss with him many of the issues that we confront here in the Middle East".

MD: Miss Representation, and other films like it, can bring these issues to the surface, ensuring that we confront them and engage in public discourse about them.

He has a servant's heart on the issues that we will confront.

"These are issues that we must confront and that over the course of the past year we have been pressing very hard," he said.

Cybersecurity is among the most complex and important legal issues that we currently confront.

We will hold our first ever investor summit this May to solicit investor input on the policy issues that confront us as we begin reforming our disclosure and financial reporting process.

The list of issues that will confront our new ambassador is long: Arab-Kurd tensions.

I asked Mr. Volcker what he thought of the wide variety of legal issues that can confront the megabanks.

In reality, Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama are much closer to each other on the global issues that will confront the Obama administration.

The foregoing are issues that can confront members of any taxon, but most other taxa are not as easily studied as in Drosophila.