Sentence examples for would be confronting from inspiring English sources
Campaign finance experts were hard-pressed to recall any cabinet official facing a similar situation to what Mrs. Clinton would be confronting.
It is somewhat of a coincidence that the Braves train on the expansive Disney campus, in a complex called the Wide World of Sports, as Rocker's xenophobic commentary staggered fundamental logic, given the certainty he would be confronting one of those "foreigners" every time he looked in for the sign.
Robert A. Ungar, a counsel to the union representing emergency medical technicians and paramedics, who were part of the separate Emergency Medical Service until it merged with the Fire Department under Mayor Giuliani, praised Mr. Scoppetta but added that he would be confronting issues of morale, staffing and recruitment.
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.
In the Cancer course, I knew that some of students would be confronting the realities of cancer for the first time while others would be reminded of personal or familial cancer experiences.
Returning to the place where I could say, in the most profound way, "I am who I am because I have been there," meant that I would be confronting an often painful history my own and, in a myriad of ways, that of my people on a daily basis.
"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.
