Sentence examples for left confronted from inspiring English sources

Although certainly impressive, the student left confronted myriad hurdles.

Chelsea have been left confronting a painful reality.

As the impact of the rebate checks continues to wear off in the coming weeks, households will be left confronting the same set of troubles that have been dragging on the economy for many months: a deteriorating job market, rising prices for food and gas and plummeting housing values.

That means that anyone coming into or leaving Canada will confront existing laws on cross-border drug trafficking.

When the girlfriend left, Ms. Clark confronted him.

A Brooklyn elementary school graduation became a scene of pandemonium yesterday when members of an overflow crowd, angered by being left outside, confronted at least one security officer and were hit with pepper spray, witnesses said.

The effort proved futile, as Motherwell stood fast against Rangers' unsubtle attacks and might even have produced a winner near the end, failing to take advantage of a break from defence that left Keith Lasley and Porter confronted by only David Weir.

"When they left, she confronted them when they were at their trucks and pulled a knife out and said, 'If you want some of me, come on,'" the police chief said.

The result leaves Merkel confronted with competing pressures: Holding the Greeks' feet to the fire means risking the first failure of the European Union's common currency experiment, which would mar her otherwise vaunted tenure as its de facto leader.

Although this improved when I was later left to confront the horrors alone.

In his absence, Annacone was left to confront the prickly issues concerning Sampras's increased fragility.