Sentence examples for should have confronted from inspiring English sources

Yes, I should have confronted her.

European regulators could – and should – have confronted the problem years ago.

Khan, the 14-year-old survivor who hopes to join the army after finishing school, said Pakistan should have confronted its terrorist menace far sooner.

He added that in retrospect he should have confronted Gove before giving a newspaper interview attacking his advisers, but he said he "spontaneously combusted" at the reports.

The Mets should have confronted this vexing situation a long time ago, when the buzz began that Minaya was intent on assembling an all-Latino team after reeling in Pedro Martínez, Beltrán and Delgado.

In a dissenting opinion today, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said the court should have confronted, rather than avoided, the question of whether a law providing for visiting rights in the best interests of the child could ever be constitutional.

Should I have confronted her directly?

Should I have confronted the parents after their reaction?

I'd have confronted them".

Only a few have confronted the disease.

If either or both are true, he should have been confronted, counseled, and possibly let go before he resigned".