The result is an abstract and conceptual visual testament to how ways of life bend and collapse when confronted with the web.
The mind collapses when confronted with so much geography.
"You're 35 years old, you have a primary school education, you're the D.C., and now you're confronted with this?" Twenty years after the central government collapsed, this is the story across so much of Somalia.
During past influenza epidemics, hospital staff have been confronted with a surge of inpatients (1 – 5 ), and modeling studies predict collapse of the healthcare system if resources are not allocated carefully (6, 7 ).
But he was equally a typical representative of the generation of Tocqueville and Guizot that saw itself confronted with the question of how to stop the Revolution after the collapse of the Empire.
At various points during the night, the talks looked close to collapse, with Poroshenko leaving the negotiating table and talking of being confronted with "unacceptable conditions".
At various points during the night, the talks looked close to collapse, with Poroshenko leaving the negotiating table and and talking of being confronted with "unacceptable conditions".
A nine-year-old girl who sustained a serious head injury when the roof in her home collapsed was airlifted from Tanna hospital, where the Australian medical assistance team was confronted with facilities barely capable of dealing with broken bones.
Visitors entering the center are confronted with the sculptor Maurizio Cattelan's "Andreas y Mattia" (1996), a life-size, huddled figure resembling a drunken vagrant collapsed on the floor — an effective visual trick that sets the tone for what follows.
Jude is confronted with the opposite situation.
