Sentence examples for unless confronted from inspiring English sources

But it is now clear that they are doing so much damage that unless confronted, there is little chance that the rest of the animals, including us, will survive very long.

But unless confronted by such a challenge, or opportunity, it is more likely that, in his speech to TUC delegates next week, Mr Blair will convey a different message: that the "inclusive" politics which he embraces will include the unions too.

After the elections, it is likely to be joined by a handful of other Islamic parties, all of which would oppose Miss Megawati unless confronted with weak alternatives.Somewhere in between is Amien Rais, an intellectual and until recently the leader of Muhammadiyah, a 23m-member Muslim organisation.

An active shooter will not stop unless confronted".

Unless confronted with an invasion from outer space, delegates will not subordinate their political and economic agendas for all of humanity.

A few months ago, Kelly said, "Unless confronted by an immediate, visible or uncomfortable crisis, our nation's tendency is to take the security of the Western Hemisphere for granted.

Philips compared the industry to the airline sector: legacy carriers could end up losing half the market to lower-cost rivals unless the confronted the "brutal reality" of changes.

It is that the practitioner should not attack, unless first confronted by an attack.

This "evil empire" strategy, as I came to think of it, reflected an adult awareness that bullies always win, unless they are confronted with another bully.

As the king of Saudi Arabia warned that terror groups would attack Europe in the next month unless they were confronted with "power and speed", the prime minister will hold a final round of talks with Nick Clegg on Monday before outlining the package of measures to parliament.

One would have no need to deliberate unless one were confronted by alternative attractive possibilities for action (kinds of opportunity) between which one must choose (in the sense that one cannot do both at the same time, if at all) and can choose.