1.   I admired him for his tenacity and his courage in confronting problems that other people might avoid.

2.   We try to help people confront their problems.

3.   But in Les nopces de village we confront a problem, because none of the pieces in the ballet is scored in the expected four parts.

4.   But Shadow Chancellor Gordon Brown said Mr Clarke had nothing new to offer to confront the problems faced by the country.

5.   Amazon.com is the latest Web site to confront this problem.

6.   Analysts praised the bank for confronting its problems in Asia.

7.   And African-Americans do not talk about it because we refuse to confront self-imposed problems.

8.   And now we have reached this moment when we confront a problem called health care in America.

9.   Archer is leaving while he still has a strong reputation but confronts serious problems with no easy solutions.

10.   As a country, he said that we should reach out to the vulnerable and show courage by confronting problems instead of passing them on.