Sentence examples for therefore confronting from inspiring English sources

Therefore, confronting the conflict of land development and land conservation, it is important to understand the relationships between construction plan and its conservation implications as well as economic benefits.

Therefore, confronting 1 VIP-more and 16 (BUS + FFPs) on the arriving flight with 1 first-class and 63 (BUS + FFPs) paxs more on the departing flight, leads to the decision not waiting.

In New Zealand, most older people are owner-occupiers and they must therefore confront the tasks of making good their dwellings and dealing with insurance companies after an adverse event.

We must therefore confront "the powerful narrative that weaves together conflicts from across the globe, presenting the west's response to varied and complex issues, from longstanding disputes such as Israel/Palestine and Kashmir to more recent events, as evidence of an across-the-board determination to undermine and humiliate Islam worldwide".

In distributed environment, an application may need several datasets from various data centres and therefore confront the challenge of privacy protection.

Schelling is therefore confronted with explaining why there is a transition from the absolute to the finite world, a finite world which he comes to see increasingly in terms of the suffering and tragedy it has to involve.

Governments are therefore confronted with an insoluble conundrum.

Soult, arriving on 11 January, was therefore confronted with a strongly garrisoned, but untenable, fortress.

We must therefore confront head-on the question of whether the nearly endless compendium of Hindu itihasas, puranas, and Upanishads condone -- or as Khan even suggests, glorify -- sexual violence towards women.

Agencies removing barriers are therefore confronted with difficult decisions in the management of recolonizing salmon populations.

The subgroup analysis is therefore confronted with an even poorer lack of power.