Sentence examples for with that confronting from inspiring English sources

This outlook contrasts with that confronting graduates from 2006 to 2012, most of which was dominated by the Great Recession.

Mr. Colom, who directed the National Fund for Peace, a government development agency, countered that confronting violence with violence was shortsighted.

News, wrote that confronting soldiers with knives represents an effort by youths to enhance their social standing.

One might therefore expect that confronting smokers with an objectively (by spirometry) identified negative consequence of smoking (airflow limitation) positively affects the outcome of their quit attempt.

Some Belgian parents (high involved) stated that confronting them with the negative consequences of an unhealthy diet would convince them to be more involved in nutrition activities.

"There are many problems facing this nation along with those that confront that state".

"We want to preserve our culture and respect Iranian tradition and come up with hairstyles that confront Western cultural invasion".

"Some more heads are gonna roll," predicted Lee, who built his reputation with films that confront racial and political issues.

Regular exercise brings emotional and physical health to the forefront of your life and increases your ability to cope with situations that confront you daily.

When others produced boxy computers with intimidating interfaces that confronted users with unfriendly green prompts that said things like "C:\>," Mr. Jobs saw there was a market for an interface like a sunny playroom.

"We said that on the European level, we can deal with the crises that confront us," he said.