Sentence examples similar to confront the difficulty head-on from inspiring English sources

As for Mr Clinton, he has yet, even in an unprecedented peacetime boom, to confront the protectionist arguments head-on.

Still, Mr. Sulzberger did not confront the unions head-on until the 1970s.

Confronting the Afghan leader head-on was not working.

Forward-looking banks are confronting the aggregator challenge head-on.

Gatlin confronts the issue head-on.

Historically, though, opera tended to avoid confronting the technological head-on.

Until the Chinese leadership confronts the Cultural Revolution head-on, its ghosts will continue to haunt the nation.

The Lib Dem shadow business spokesman, Lembit Opik, said: "He confronted the media head-on.

Here in New York City, we are confronting the challenge head-on.

In her case, she told me, she felt good about confronting the problem head-on.

The next step may be the hardest: confronting the problem head-on.