Sentence examples for so confronted with from inspiring English sources
So, confronted with the worst economic crisis since the second world war, perhaps Europeans should agree to an extra week of work.
So, confronted with paintings that lacked documentation, that could theoretically have been painted, as one lawyer put it, "in Ms. Rosales's garage," Ms. Freedman said she focused on what really mattered, the quality of the works themselves.
So confronted with (2), they cast about for a possible adjustment to the previously prevailing canon of similarity that brings the content of (2) into line with conversational principles and is manifestly smaller, manifestly more natural, manifestly easier to make, than any other adjustment that would do the trick.
Rarely has Angela Merkel been so directly confronted with the consequences of her own politics.
He became premier in March 1914 and so was confronted with a critical decision on the outbreak of World War I in July.
The feared object creates the "fight or flight response", which sees our bodies flooded with adrenaline – a useful evolutionary trick when running away from a ravenous sabre-toothed tiger but less so when confronted with a spider in the bath.
While there has been no known transmission of SARS since last summer, there is no test to detect it in its initial stages, so doctors confronted with a patient with respiratory disease might have trouble telling whether it is SARS or influenza.
Tidy conceptual schemes tend to become less so when confronted with the facts, and the Modistae spent a great deal of time trying to explain recalcitrant linguistic data.
The Balz Schiemann is the method of synthesizing fluorobenzene, which is complex and involves several hazardous chemicals, such as hydrofluoric acid, hydrochloride, sodium nitrite and so on, confronted with a high risk of intoxication and explosion.
Do they have the capacity to do so when confronted with the reality of a critically ill loved one?
For these neurosurgeons, the switch to an endoscopic approach might be more difficult, even more so when confronted with anatomical variations.
