Sentence examples for confronting the core from inspiring English sources
The Justice for Liz campaign has succeeded in starting the conversation on how rape is handled in Kenya, but without an accompanying mental shift, we continue operating around rather than squarely confronting the core issues that allowed us to fail Liz in the first place.
Big balance sheets allow companies to grow inefficiently, to paper over problems with headcount and spend, rather than confronting the core engine of value creation.
We have to confront the core of the problem, which is an economic model that relies on ever-increasing consumption.
This need for change invariably confronts the core values that we hold and the routine actions that we undertake.
The Bush administration, now drawn into a diplomatic effort, will confront the core of the clash between the two nationalisms: the competing rights of return to a land deemed holy and historic to both peoples.
In the hopes of promoting justice, peace, and solidarity for and with the Palestinian people, Udi Aloni joins with Slavoj Zizek, Alain Badiou, and Judith Butler to confront the core issues of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
He confronts the core questions many laid-off baby boomers do: What is it he can do now?
Asking yourself these sorts of questions will make it easier for you to confront the core issue of your likely depression.
Now is the time to confront the weak core at the heart of America's addiction to optimism; it allows too little room for resilience, and too much for fragility.
Without Ghomeshi's explanation to offer, Henein's hands were tied when it came to confronting the women's core testimony.
The gains nonetheless leave unaddressed the core problem confronting the region, which is the collapse of viable state structures in the Middle East and the absence of any immediately apparent alternative to Islamic State rule in the mostly Sunni areas it controls, said Robert Ford, former U.S. ambassador to Syria and now a fellow with the Middle East Institute.
