11.   Such issues, to be sure, confront many people venturing into a real estate transaction, not only the elderly.

12.   That was an issue confronting many people in low and high places.

13.   The song, by Mbongeni Ngema, calls on blacks to confront people of Indian ancestry, who have been accused of discriminating against black Africans.

14.   The uncertainty with which these people are confronted, as they constantly fear a new attack, aggravates the general deterioration of health.

15.   This problem also confronts people who have positive AIDS tests while they are healthy and free of symptoms.

16.   We confront people about their built-in fears.

17.   When people are confronted in contentious ways, the contention becomes prevalent.

18.   He toured an INS center last week to get a firsthand look at the long waits that routinely confront people seeking help from the agency.

19.   Police said ticketless people were confronted by security after they climbed walls and iron fences.

20.   Under cross-examination, Bailey said Sheppard told him privately he might have confronted two people.