Sentence examples for preparing to confront from inspiring English sources

One issue that law enforcement officials are preparing to confront is possible civil disobedience.

I pack my bags, preparing to confront a Lord of the Flies meltdown at home.

Federal officials asked The Times to delay publication for several weeks, saying they were preparing to confront their suspect.

The town's police are preparing to confront thousands of excitable fans, most of whom will not have tickets for the game.

[C10.] Fake Ad Worries Executives The British unit of Volkswagen is preparing to confront the creators of a fake Volkswagen commercial circulating online.

Pentagon spokesman Colonel Steven Warren said reports suggesting the Americans were preparing to confront the Iranian convoy were "a bit over-cranked" but "we are watching them".

As Halloween approaches, we prepare to confront our ghosts.

Fewer are prepared to confront all the dangers and all the consequences of their work.

We have to continue to be prepared to confront them when they arise.

"I think we've got to be prepared to confront them... if necessarily, militarily".

Saul was prepared to confront the Philistines to his west, as they encroached from the coast.