Sentence examples for we would confront from inspiring English sources

Romney hasn't really told us yet how we would confront these challenges".

We were scheduled to do another transmission at night, and hoped that in it we would confront him with the complaints and demands of the villagers his boss had abandoned.

Thwarted, I escorted him out of the house -- much to his relief -- and we drove to the Maryland suburbs, where we would confront the diaper issue in a more antiseptic fashion.

If the court were to set aside her conviction, "There would be a range of options which we would confront at that time," he said.

Her presentation suggests that if we could only escape the acoustic buffer of our atmosphere and surmount the softening powers of distance, we would confront a universe throbbing with sound.

However, it has been reported that we would confront false positive calls in such unpaired experimental designs: an obtained LOH might be only a polymorphic homozygous segment that exists in the paired normal genome (Heinrichs et al., 2010).

Challenges we never imagined we'd confront.

I knew a few things about Mack Bolger, about his life since we'd confronted each other semi-violently in the Mayfair Hotel.

However, even if any of the above approaches could be followed (and some of them merit a thorough experimental exploration), we believe that they would confront some major problems, such as the delivery strategies.

But we also understand the problem that any judge would confront in a terrorism case in determining whether providing a lawyer was feasible under the circumstances overseas.

This plan would confront the financial problems only.