"confront with" or "confront by"?

When confronted with evidence it.

We're all confronted with financial pressures.

A friend of mine was confronted with this very situation.

But in fact most computer users are confronted with this problem on a daily basis.

Here they met and studied unique animals and were confronted with danger from drought,.

And, now six months later, some Muslims are confronted with yet another blasphemous deed.

He will deal death as quickly as forgiveness and does not hesitate when confronted with those he deems heretics.

Many young people are confronted with friends or adults who are disloyal to them or who hurt them in other ways.

They would be confronted with insulting signs in house windows that said ' Rooms to Let: No dogs, no coloureds '.

Confronted with Goliath as David was, it is more likely Goliath would kill Jesus than that Jesus would kill Goliath.

And I'd learning to embrace that, not be confronted by them.

Auditors are frequently confronted by both forms of evidence.

Leaving the camp you are immediately confronted by the Barranco Wall.

When he finally got home on Sunday night, he was confronted by his very angry wife.

Also, when they are confronted by a predator, all they know how to do is run away in fear.

When the PLA moved towards Tibet, it found itself confronted by the Tibetan army at Chamdo.

I jest, but even destruction happy teenagers would have a fear for their lives when confronted by an armed officer.

Confronted by these problems, intranet teams often look to implement a range of activities to improve content quality.

Reminds me of that scene in Crocodile Dundee when the eponymous hero is confronted by a street punk with a switchblade.

Rich Mommy confronts In Ha about the stolen pianos.

The letterbox look from some Muslim women is confronting in the Western world.

The growing threat that Iran is gearing towards nuclear arms capability remains the biggest challenge that Obama will have to confront in the next four years in the Middle East.

These guys have their own LittleFe at their home base in New York and are obviously familiar with both the system and the Traveling Salesman problem they'll be confronting in the challenge.

When Alvira went to visit Amante, she was confronted about this.

How do I know that? I used to attend 2-3 AA meetings a week and witnessed several times how weak members were confronted about their choices.

A few hours earlier, Kasondra Haubert admitted she sprayed at a group of neighbors, including Baker's family, when confronted about pushing a kid sitting on the stairs.

BTS says: 11:23am 25/05/10 The outfits of Meter Maids are confronting to some people.

There is a bluntness with which Australians speak, which is exceptionally confronting to so many cultures, that is part and parcel of our culture.

Why is our modern society even contemplating prolonging such abuse against women? Ban this outrageous confront to women immediately and let's move on.

As a result we are confronted at the present time with a somewhat confusing array of distinct and even conflicting standpoints and positions.

Very confronting for any leader.

The only way to move to full employment is to lay a new foundation for long-term economic growth, and finally address the problems that America's families have confronted for years.

In other words, under the Confrontation Clause, the defendant had a right to confront on the stand the chemist who was testifying against them.

The Limoges conference aims to explore how our representations of reality and their otherness either cohabit or are confronted within the same utterance.