Sentence examples for start confronting from inspiring English sources
If we don't start confronting the problem of weight, this situation will only get worse".
We should take them at their word, and demand that they start confronting the real problem.
So Australia will have to start confronting how to manage the two-speed economy while the luck lasts.
"Suddenly there's a recognition that we have to start confronting this, particularly with the demographic on ageing," she says.
After a rough start confronting a flame-throwing former arsonist (another friend and co-worker, Ben, is badly singed), Sam discovers he has some aptitude for the job.
— Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin on Friday endorsed the presidential candidacy of Mitt Romney, saying Republicans do not have the luxury of waiting until the party's convention this summer to rally behind a nominee and start confronting President Obama.
Now, just as quickly as the hope had risen that she would finally discover his fate, she started confronting the reality that she would never find his body.
Even in the developed world, which started confronting its own crisis decades ago, and where financial and institutional capacity is far more robust, waste disposal remains a contentious subject.
A Seattle man dubbed "Bike Batman" after he started confronting thieves and returning stolen bicycles to their owners has spoken out publicly for the first time about his mission to "reunite people with their bikes".
Mr. Forrester started confronting him at campaign stops, carrying two debating lecterns along as props, and newspaper editorials chastised Mr. Lautenberg for stifling the campaign, so he agreed to the Wednesday night debate as well as a joint appearance with Gabe Pressman on WNBC-TV, Channel 4, on Sunday night.
Also for seeking to follow Unilever's example by pushing for an integration of the company's marketing function with sustainability, in order that the company starts confronting the duality of trying to do good one day and creating harm the next.
