Sentence examples for time confront from inspiring English sources

In it, five high school students doing detention time confront one another verbally.

How would you keep crime down, but at the same time confront the problem of police brutality and racial profiling?... MR. BRADLEY: When I think of Amadou Diallo, I think of an unarmed man who was fired at 41 times by the police, who was killed.

"How would you keep crime down," he asked, "but at the same time confront the problem of police brutality and racial profiling?" The candidates seemed to hear half the question, talking only about changing police practices to avert new debacles like the Abner Louima and Amadou Diallo cases, disparate situations now nearing court climaxes.

Thus our elementary experiences of time confront us with a paradox: "On a cosmic scale, our life is insignificant, yet this brief period when we appear in the world is the time in which all meaningful questions arise" ("Narrated Time," Philosophy Today 29 19855): 263).

If we are going to help fulfill the aspirations of individual people globally and at the same time confront the risk posed by global climate change, we need to find new ways of meeting energy demand". Duke's Energy Initiative is now in its fourth year of supporting students and researchers at Duke as they work together and with energy professionals to fulfill those global aspirations.

If they continue to worsen over time, confront them and tell them your story.

We are not wasting time confronting that agreement.

The world at the time confronted serious climate change in the form of global cooling.

He burnt down the left channel, this time confronted by Pique and Arbeloa.

In the Gospels, Jesus spends a lot of time confronting them.

Too much time was spent courting the media and not enough time confronting the problems".