Sentence examples for confronting the changing from inspiring English sources

TEENAGE REBEL Hidden behind the drive-in title is the penultimate film (1956) of Edmund Goulding, a veteran melodramatist ("Grand Hotel," "Dark Victory") here confronting the changing social mores of the 1950s, in the form of divorce, adultery and yes, teenage rebellion.

He should be confronting the changing marketplace and evolving his business model.

Companies that act now to adopt lattice organization will craft a bold new script for confronting the changing world of work.

Thirty-four of the letters are now on view at Winkleman gallery in New York, along with nine other artists who are confronting the changing relationship between corporations and the American worker.

Many of the new laws making it more difficult to vote appear to be cynical attempts to blunt the political power of rapidly growing populations of people of color as our nation confronts the changing reality of who is a "minority" and who is a "majority". Others specifically appear to target younger voters, the poor, and the elderly.

But especially when we are confronting the rapidly changing work that Picasso was doing between the two world wars, I think it is natural to seek some broader explanation of all these stylistic shifts.

Again and again, when confronted with the changing face of academic publishing, Elsevier resorts to takedowns and litigation rather than reevaluating or modernizing its business model.

The frameworks emerging from these studies have proven particularly appealing to Latin American educators confronting the challenges of changing societies.

Of course, serious doubts have been raised about nuclear power's role in confronting the planet's changing climate, not the least of which is the vulnerability of some plants to drought and higher water temperatures.

Mr. Cameron and his senior colleagues only feel comfortable confronting the police because of changing public opinion, driven by a series of scandals.

"Global 20" complements a new research project of the Committee on Global Thought, "Youth in a Changing World," which investigates from the perspective of diverse participants and of young people themselves, the most pressing issues confronting young people in the changing world today.