Sentence examples for confronting print from inspiring English sources
He also underestimated how quickly the company's revenues were declining, and within a year, the company had filed for bankruptcy, undone by a toxic combination of too much debt, plunging ad revenue, a general disruption confronting print media, and, to a lesser extent, the Great Recession.
A few years ago we were confronted in print by our shameful infatuation with 1471; now Jane Green's character Julia obsesses over pregnancy tests, taking them far too early and stockpiling them under the bed.
So you head into the gift shop in acquisitional mood, only to be confronted by prints so glaring they make your eyes water: neon where it should be barely there, orange not copper.
Its potency in hindsight seems tied up with revelations about his private life, his veiled attempt to absolve himself in print by confronting his own demons by creating the Dantesque fantasia of a prison.
He is mostly remembered for looking like a bully in a debate with Clinton, where he walked into her space, confronting her with a printed pledge not to take "soft money" contributions.
Our focus on subscribers stems from a challenge confronting us: the weakness in the markets for print advertising and traditional forms of digital-display advertising.
Glixel is part of a broader digital push at Wenner Media, which like all magazine companies finds itself confronting a world that is moving away from print.
Confronting Fear, Enjoying Life.
Confronting unacceptable behavior.
