Sentence examples for problem of confronting from inspiring English sources

In his new book, Stigum proposes a formal and novel approach to the problem of confronting economic theory with data in the form of an axiomatic framework.

He said the Bush administration's decision to let the group tap a multimillion-dollar fund established last fall by Congress "portends a more serious approach to the problem" of confronting Mr. Hussein.

It's just another example of the costly nightmares that result when Congress ducks farm problems instead of confronting them.

They recognize that prison cells often hide away problems instead of confronting them, and are trying to assist released prisoners to achieve some normalcy in life once again.

The convening executive kicks off the event by emphasizing the importance of confronting problems squarely and of learning from past failures.

To some degree, also, the problem of legitimacy confronts all newly established regimes.

A similar problem of timing confronts the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.

In short, we have a huge problem of consumers confronted with products, services, and choices for which they seem ill equipped.

Instead of confronting their problems as women, female protagonists manipulate, connive, betray.

But he does not represent the American mainstream, or its tradition of confronting big problems with big ideas.

We have to replace the Rangels of Congress, on both sides, if we have any hope of confronting the problems of our political divide in an honest manner.