Sentence examples for now is confronted from inspiring English sources

But it is terrifying nonetheless for a football-crazed city that finally found its coach and now is confronted with the possibility of losing him.

Adlington never got above herself when she was on top of her world and earned a moderate income from her sponsors — Speedo, British Gas and Cadbury — but she now is confronted by the fact that her sport gets ever younger: Rivals start in infancy, peak in their teens, and might burn out early in their 20s.

Now, as his first year in office draws to a close, the man who campaigned on the "fierce urgency of now" is confronting a painful reality: the not-so-fierce urgency of next year.

But growing numbers of people are now being confronted by the threat of redundancy.

No longer preoccupied with the Palestinians, Israel has now been confronted with a series of complex calculations.

The violence, religious degradation, sexual abuse and, in many cases, gratuitous killing suffered by our clients must now be confronted".

They wanted Assad to go but now are confronted with people who want to take over Mecca and Medina on the basis of Salafi Wahhabi ideology.

This is the sorry scenario now being confronted by a group including Balvinder Saund, an east London councillor and a south-east regional official for the Sikh Council UK.

Produced in the spirit of the intellectual activism of W. E. B. Du Bois, Souls presents creative and challenging interpretations of the key issues now being confronted by scholars of modern Black America, Africa, and the Caribbean.

From failing to discuss what was widely known in the Paris media-political village (Strauss-Kahn's often aggressive and predatory behaviour towards women), France is now being confronted with tittle-tattle masquerading as truth.

Instead of being asked about how and when and why he cheated on his wife, Giuliani is now being confronted with much less awkward questions, about his spiritual awakening.