Sentence examples for something to confront from inspiring English sources

Also have something to confront them with.

Investors do want something radical to confront many radical circumstances".

The 38-year-old special delegate of North Korea's Committee for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries says on his blog that he started recruiting for the Brigade after receiving hundreds of e-mails from sympathizers around the world who wanted to do something to help confront the U.S. military menace.

So that's something I had to confront.

That darkness may not be something everyone wants to confront.

It's something I had to confront someday".

In taking on the role, Ms. Vishneva had something more daunting to confront: a demanding and foreign technique.

Thus a second option: to go for cross-border mergers, and try to create something big enough to confront the world's megabanks.

"With 7.3 billion people on the planet, we have to change the way we're living and I think people are waking up to that – it's something we have to confront," she says.

"It's something we have to confront because domestic violence homicide is a crime where you know who the perpetrator is and there are often warning signs that the crime is coming," said Patricia Giorgio-Fox, the deputy police commissioner.

Adam came to see his missteps as something he had to confront and resolve.