Sentence examples for we confronted the from inspiring English sources

Some might say: "We confronted the Soviets because they directly threatened us.

Inveighing against that ever-ready phantom, the 1960s "liberal consensus", Mr Blair said it was time we confronted the law and order problems it had bestowed on us.

Just as it did in wiping 2,000 illegal listings after we confronted the company in 2014, Airbnb once again appears to have manipulated data to conceal illegal activity," said Matt Mittenthal, spokesman for the attorney general.

Fankhauser said: "The past year has also presented considerable challenges for Thomas Cook as we confronted the mistakes that were made following the deaths of Bobby and Christi Shepherd in Corfu nine years ago.

Mr. Keller writes: Fear of nuclear weapons spiked for a time after 9/11, when we confronted the possibility of fissile material in the hands of stateless enemies, and you can find a reservoir of existential fear today in Israel, as it contemplates a nuclear Iran.

We confronted the resulting structure with candidate explanatory variables.

Once more, we confront the Costanza Fallacy.

But ultimately we need to broaden the lens in which we confront the problem.

At our best, we confront the risks as a global community.

As mundanity mingles with tragedy, we confront the inevitable Popian letdown: Do we care enough?

But our job also requires that we confront the unfamiliar and, occasionally, the unsafe.