Is it any wonder that companies confronting serious problems — General Motors, for example — are reluctant to gamble?
Moreover, she wrote, "a divorce undertaken thoughtfully and realistically can teach children how to confront serious life problems with compassion, wisdom and appropriate action".
Such patients may confront serious pulmonary problems, and Dr. White's clinical experience informed her research, which focused on recognizing and diagnosing different types of toxicity that can occur in the lungs of immunocompromised patients.
The prolonged disappearance of Fidel Castro from public view indicates that he is confronting "serious" health problems, Thomas A. Shannon Jr. the assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs said.
With some skepticism, I commend President Clinton for finally pledging to confront the serious problems facing our national forests here in the West with a fire management plan that professional foresters have been advocating for some time (front page, Sept. 19).
We might also be more willing to confront the serious problems that plague our industrialized food system, as documented in Food, Inc.
The Middle Eastern countries were also confronted by serious problems at the university level.
It is frightening how easily some of us are persuaded by hype, especially when we are confronting such serious problems as a nation and in the world.
As you enter the world of medicine and are confronted with serious problems and need assistance, look for that little old woman, and I will be there in your hour of need".
Nevertheless, the network is still confronted with serious problems caused by premature failure of assets that require costly and time-consuming maintenance work.
