Sentence examples for would confront from inspiring English sources

This plan would confront the financial problems only.

The family would confront or cajole, console or criticize.

Hodge would confront Amazon and the rest right away.

No coyote would confront a Lab, unless a very small puppy.

"Sometimes, the whole class would confront him," said his classmate, Lucinda Plaatjie.

ALL through the spring, few people associated with St. Martin's would confront the inevitable.

She said the government would confront extremism "by challenging its bigoted ideology head-on".

Once he arrived, American officials would confront Mr. Nalfi and make their pitch.

This is a paradox the rookies would confront throughout the symposium.

In it, Rose would confront all the people from her past.

Such a northern attack out of Basra would confront several severely weakened Iraqi Army units.