Sentence examples for though confronted from inspiring English sources

Though confronted with serious losses, manufacturers appear unlikely to relocate their factories to Vietnam or Indonesia.

The Plée descendants say they have not been spared suffering, though, confronted as they are with the detrimental claims about their forebear.

Considering countries with broadly similar characteristics – comparable per capita wealth, population size, location, and economic make-up – Iraq, though confronted with its own particular issues, probably comes closest.

The director says he froze, as though confronted by a wild beast while hiking in the woods.

Though confronted with a much larger and better armed opponent, David (the future king of Israel) reacted with speed and agility, ultimately killing the towering Goliath with a slingshot.

Though confronted with questions about Denis' disappearance, I never revealed his whereabouts or his lies.

It was also noticeable how Paxman slipped about from "we" to "they" and "English" to "British", as though, when confronted with a native, his sense of national identity and personal culpability was put to the test.

The factories though, are confronting a number of problems.

Today, though, we confront the strange new spectacle of rich and famous men apparently lusting after waifs.

Before the player can claim it though, he/she confronts eight spirits of the old Knights of the Nine, including Amiel, who had all given into corruption and been killed.

For the time being, though, we confront an epistemic challenge (determining the meaning or function of variants observed) because our ontological foundations (knowledge and understanding of what all sequences in the genome actually do) remain unresolved or unclear.