Sentence examples for north confront from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of the historic underfunding of research focused on tropical diseases, [ 15] globalization means that unprepared health centers and laboratory facilities in the North confront increasing exposure to neglected pathogens and health problems that afflict the South.

Thus he controlled Tiele tribes to the north, confronted Persia to the west, connected with Kasmira (nowadays Kashmir) to the south.

Afterward I'd head north to confront the dealers, at least if I could elude the cops.

The committee said the former president's supporters would soon head north to "confront the interim government" in the capital, Bishkek.

And he, Badger, was leaving the burrow that very day and flying north to confront the weasels in Hartlepool, and effect a civilised, democratic and bloodless handover of power.

FANT marched north to confront the GUNT and the Libyans, who he met south of Abéché.

Warwick marched north to confront the enemy, but was defeated and forced to flee at the Second Battle of St Albans.

Alvarado left Antonio de Salazar to supervise the siege and marched north to confront the Mam army.

William faced difficulties in his continental possessions in 1071, but in 1072 he returned to England and marched north to confront King Malcolm III of Scotland.

Edward acted quickly against the Marcher Lords, defeating them easily due to a lack of co-ordination amongst them, before moving north to confront Lancaster.

She reveals they were fleeing from the White Walkers, who have apparently returned after millennia of slumber and opines that every army in the Seven Kingdoms should be marching north to confront that threat.