Sentence examples for would be confronted from inspiring English sources

"We would be confronted with enormous problems if things got worse".

A Martian arriving at the festival site would be confronted with a puzzle.

I thought we would be confronted by chewing gum on cameras every day, but no".

He said the security guards in question would be confronted about the accusations and that appropriate action would be taken.

And those committed to Israel's destruction would be confronted by a new alliance with enormous economic and military power.

The Treasury would be confronted with paying doctors but not soldiers, Chinese bondholders but not defense companies.

Campaign finance experts were hard-pressed to recall any cabinet official facing a similar situation to what Mrs. Clinton would be confronting.

Mr Howard was caught out this morning on breakfast television, however, when he said he would be confronting the BNP "head on" in Burnley - but had to admit that the party had not fielded candidates against them in three wards, and could not guarantee to field a full slate next time around.

December 16, 2016, he attended an event in New York City and told attendees at the event that on some issues that would be confronting Mr. Trump when he assumed office, Mr. Trump's positions would be closer to those of Charles Schumer, the Democratic Senator from New York, than to those of Mitch McConnell, the Republican Senator from Kentucky, and the Majority Leader of the Senate.

I thought that hearing the stories told by women would make me reflect upon my own ongoing experiences and that that would be confronting.

A scale on conduct problems, such as lying and cheating, which was part of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire was not included on advice from partner schools that it would be confronting and upsetting for the students.