The company also felt that, with the mountain of legal troubles confronting its target, it had to tread carefully instead of wholeheartedly throwing significant resources into an offer.
We must attack it more forcefully, confronting its violence but addressing, too, the grievances that feed it.
It was already confronting its own water emergency when Archuleta came to town 22 years ago.
Toll management has been forthright in confronting its challenges, as when it faced up to a 33% slide in contracts signed for 2007′s final quarter.
As our society moves ahead in confronting its monumental problems, though, it is useful to move past stark binaries like 99 Percent versus 1 Percent.
To Esslin, absurdist theatre was vital because, by confronting its audience with an existential vision, it forced the audience to experience and come to terms with frightening reality.
It would jolt parliament into confronting its greatest failure since the second world war, the yawning gulf between the north and south of the country.
Maybe it wanted to avoid yet again confronting its own lack of competency, since its human resources experts equal a slim 8percentt of OPM's total workforce.
As Obama noted last week, it is no accident that the country is confronting its worst financial crisis since the Depression.
It has no regard for human life and without confronting its ideology the battle against terrorism will fail.
Classics is a progressive discipline, constantly confronting its own demons, and coming out better and fresher for it".
