Sentence examples for not been confronted from inspiring English sources

The unions had not been confronted.

He said he was somewhat surprised he had not been confronted by government authorities, although, he said, "I've never told anybody to build bombs".

He asked whether Mr. Al-Fadl would have said anything at all if he had not been confronted by the Americans.

Gambling is everywhere and most schools have not been confronted with the problem -- or at least they haven't been smacked in the face by the problem.

"As a company, we will continue to navigate this intersection of ethics and technology that has not been confronted before, and make difficult decisions every day to ensure the smallest voices in the world can be heard".

In C.L.&P.'s defense, Charles Fisher, a vice president with Witt Associates, noted in an interview that the utility had not been confronted with a storm beyond its worst-case situation in more than 25 years when it drew up its latest storm-response plan in June.

But you will not be confronted with goat's blood here.

Customers out for an evening want to relax, and not be confronted by bureaucratic rules.

"I participated just enough to not be confronted by a counselor.

We worry that such actions, largely by Muslim extremists, touch a historic chord in Europe that is not being confronted.

And others noted that many people go to theme parks to "escape the world," not be confronted by it.