Sentence examples for confronting the obstacles from inspiring English sources

As United Airlines officially announced its proposed $4.3 billion acquisition of US Airways yesterday, the two companies began confronting the obstacles and challenges that they will have to overcome.

Whether they're acting on the national stage or in their home towns, whether they're activists, athletes or artists, their fearlessness in confronting the obstacles of today creates a more just and equal society for tomorrow".

But companies like Uber are continually confronting the obstacle of entrenched government bureaucracy, resistant unions of taxi drivers and dispatchers, and overlapping and sometimes conflicting systems of state and city regulation.

NEW YORK TIMES Upstarts Challenging the Taxi Industry ||  "Companies like Uber are continually confronting the obstacle of entrenched government bureaucracy, resistant unions of taxi drivers and dispatchers, and overlapping and sometimes conflicting systems of state and city regulation," Nick Bilton writes on the Bits blog of The New York Times.

But Angola is getting ready to confront the obstacles.

She is determined to go to school and dares to confront the obstacles.

The task of characterizing philosophy in (or of) the Enlightenment confronts the obstacle of the wide diversity of Enlightenment thought.

But too often leaders are remembered out of the context of their times: good historians put them firmly in their time and place, confronting the particular obstacles of their era.

Now he is confronting the same obstacle that confounded Mr. Mitchell and prompted him to start looking for another job in the days before he died.

A week after rebels breached Colonel Qaddafi's Tripoli stronghold, Mr. Mohamed offered a bracing reminder of the obstacles confronting the new provisional government still taking shape.

Villaraigosa decided not to confront the legal obstacles head on.