"They confront the same problem that John Boehner confronted," Hoyer said, adding that a "very significant" number of Republican members won't listen to their leaders.
To investigate this, I will draw not only on hypertext and computer games but also on American metafiction, which I will show confronts the same problems of emotional force within interactive or game-like patterns.
Although I know that your priority is to cover issues related to sports and athletics, I wanted to share with you several links that document how faculty (mostly from the New Brunswick and Newark campuses) have been confronting the same problems with lack of proper process as related to the Strategic plan and the appointment of several key administrators.
Millions will accept your message because they have confronted the same problems and agree with your conclusions.
The "Brokeback Mountain" that Mortier began to dream of in New York, where he was about to be appointed to head the recently shuttered City Opera, is now confronting the same problems that prevented the Belgian director from assuming his intended post in New York.
Although tennis is perceived as a genteel sport, it has always confronted the same problem as other contests based on individual competition like boxing.
Kim Jong-un confronts the same problem faced by every dictator: how to generate enough money to pay off the small group of elite supporters — army generals, party and family — who keep him in power.
Until now, corporate compliance and risk management officers often confronted the same problem when seeking to strengthen or establish effective anticorruption controls.
Theater confronts the same problem as the fast food industry: just as the stomach can only fit so much food, so can each theater only fit so many bodies.
Stated differently, even though the two sides think they are miles apart, they are actually both confronting the same problem of where to draw the line.
