Sentence examples for those confronted from inspiring English sources

Supposedly, those confronted by minimum-payment requirements should pay at least that much.

Most of those confronted say simply: "We were just kids being kids".

But that is not by any stretch a "crisis" like those confronted by Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter.

Epstein's public monument to "Social Consciousness" (1952 53), in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, treats the helplessness of those confronted with pressures over which they have no control.

The senator, in the company of friends and fellow disbelievers, handed out a page of 12 talking points for those confronted by evidence of climate change.

And those confronted by jaunty populists elsewhere (be they Beppe Grillo in Italy, the True Finns in Finland or the Tea Party in the United States) would be well-advised to do so, too.

After all, other advanced countries are subjected to market forces much like those confronting us.

The challenges he faces are very similar to those confronting Khan.

Funerals are difficult even under ideal circumstances, and those confronting the Cutolos are anything but ideal.

It was certainly a struggle to those confronting it for the first time.

This thought may do as much as pills, and maybe more, to comfort those confronting their own predawn mental tigers.