Examples of using Be confronted in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Computer
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Political
We will in all probability, continue to obtain new insights and be confronted by unexpected events.
simple sentences directly without having to be confronted with tricky special rules
legal issues with which you may be confronted.
I thought it only right that their father be confronted by the little people whose lives he's destroyed.
while the eerie Silence must be confronted aboard their shadowy spacecraft.
the student should be confronted with questions and tasks
In addition, minority shareholders who are willing to engage with companies may also be confronted with the difficulties set out below.
Witnesses are examined separately and only if it is deemed essential can they be confronted with other witnesses
I would go out into the world and be confronted by images of Spock everywhere.
Volunteers would be given the same rights, as they would be confronted by similar difficulties of travel.
If you walk from the harbour, straight to the middle of the island, you will soon be confronted with a strange sight.
And some firms should be confronted with their responsibility for the trade they organise in our countries.
Workers' democracy will immediately be confronted by questions of the length of the working day,
It is almost impossible to attend an IT conference and not be confronted with stories about service-focused firms like Uber and Airbnb.
The people there will then suddenly be confronted with the euro from one day to the next as well.
I would go out into the world and be confronted by images of Spock everywhere.
begun there in 1989 to be complete, the events of the past must be confronted.
In the 1990s, Bigert& Bergström were best known for their climate chamber- a space in which the viewer could step in and be confronted with various types of extreme weather.
will also be confronted with inspiring research.
out the democratic tasks, would by the logic of its position inevitably be confronted at a certain stage by purely socialist problems.