Sentence examples similar to realistically confronting from inspiring English sources
Not that it is possible to talk so straightforwardly about the terrible cost of AIDS -- at least not until more political leaders in Africa realistically confront the dimensions of the problem, and more governments overseas mobilize to help Africa.
This is not to say that procedure-oriented fields are incompatible with a laboratory research career, but only to point out that they pose additional issues that must be realistically confronted.
But since climate change is a byproduct of our own economy, we seem incapable of confronting it realistically.
For those who have never experienced a phobia, it may be difficult to imagine how such a virtual world can ever realistically replicate the experience of confronting the real thing.
I have a confession to make: I hate brunch buffets, those all you-can-eat affairs where, faced with a selection as long as a football field, you promptly lose your mind and pile your plate to the point you're confronting far more than you can realistically consume or appreciate.
Confronting Fear, Enjoying Life.
Consider confronting the person.
Yet it is vital that the American public educates itself into distinguishing truth from fiction on such issues as global warming, and possible solutions to our economic malaise if we are to deal realistically with the problems that confront us.
Moreover, she wrote, "a divorce undertaken thoughtfully and realistically can teach children how to confront serious life problems with compassion, wisdom and appropriate action".
The first requirement is, perhaps, to encourage leaders to abandon their ideological approaches and other illusions and to assess the situation that confronts them as honestly and realistically as possible.
