Sentence examples for to confronted with from inspiring English sources

What happens when men (yes, men) who think they not only figured it out the world but conquered it in 1945 have to confronted with the just and righteous demand of women, of African-Americans, of the young?

This is something that the developed world is going to confront, with often bitter experience, in coming years.

He said the attackers acted from "a twisted and perverted ideology we have to confront with everything we have".

Another set of problems that Europe would have to confront with or without the euro crisis has to do with rapid aging.

To confront with the above challenges, a new CSS algorithm is proposed.

In order to confront with the growing traffic we must consider more elaborate search mechanisms and far less centralized environments.

Although Taiwan's competiveness in bicycle industry is protected temporally, this industry still needs to confront with an extensive global competition.

We're forced to confront with how we treat people.

The other thing he was forced to confront with his wife by his side, earlier tonight".

He also said the attackers acted from "a twisted and perverted ideology we have to confront with everything we have".

The new queen finds herself bedeviled by every issue America had to confront with the freeing of the slaves.