Sentence examples for matters that will confront from inspiring English sources

The energetic, likable House Budget Committee chairman has made himself into the party's leading thinker on the fiscal and budgetary matters that will confront the next president.

Speaks of the muddle that will confront voters on their Parliamentary elections, Nov. 23rd.

Workshops for more advanced students also address issues that will confront Ph.Ds.

Worried that funding for startups is tight, that you will confront the 'valley of death'?

We accept that we will confront unexpected obstacles.

And how credible is it to assume that they will confront the problem by decreasing spending?

HICKENLOOPER: I said that we will confront them.

This level of precision awaits future studies that likely will confront the difficulties we encountered.

This matter will confront you sooner or later if you bought that kind of life insurance a while ago and then made the mistake of living too long.

Responding to concerns about union involvement in matters that should be purely academic, it noted that the history of faculty labor unions suggests that all parties will "confront any issues of academic freedom as they would any other issue in collective bargaining".

That the will confronting them is decaying and feeble.