That Wendy's should confront a difficulty similar to KFC's is intriguing because Mr. Thomas earned the money to open the first Wendy's store in 1969 by turning around and then selling back to Sanders four failing Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurants in Columbus, Ohio.
On the one hand, if 'courage' is understood broadly, in terms of confronting a difficulty to achieve some perceived good, then it is likely that most everyone values courage.
In the past decade, states have confronted a number of significant difficulties arising from the application of this bifurcated system to conflicts of an ambiguous and evolving nature, from the 2006 Lebanon conflict, to Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and elsewhere.
His offshore alternatives confront a minor difficulty--they're illegal and for good reason.
Moreover, despite specific strengths such as flexibility and adaptability, they have to confront a series of difficulties and disadvantages comparing to larger companies.
Researchers confronting the SEM-testing quagmire can expect to confront a variety of difficulties as they attempt to return to honest and appropriate structural equation model testing.
This time you would confront a different kind of difficulty.
But even as he sought understanding for the difficulties confronting a monumental rebuilding task that has been under way for only a month or so, Mr. Wolfowitz was greeted with skepticism from many senators.
The difficulty when confronting a modern classic is that it is not exactly modern and not precisely classic.
Mitt Romney's presidential bid, already pushing back against suggestions that he was losing ground to President Obama, confronted more difficulty Monday when a secretly taped video showed him describing nearly half the nation's population as "dependent on government" and unwilling to take responsibility for their lives.
Steven confronted the difficulty of the relationship as visiting time drew to a close.
