Sentence examples for fight head-on from inspiring English sources

"If you fight head-on, they'll all have to go to prison," he said.

Although Chuang continues to promote Goya chocolate bars in the country, he vows not to fight head-on with me-too products but to concoct new treats.

Few groups would take this fight head-on last year, when the gravest threat came from a party united behind overturning Roe v Wade entirely.

He could not duck or dodge it... "It had to be faced and fought, head-on, and that was something new to Franklin Roosevelt.

Am I willing to go beyond condemning evil from the sidelines, and enter into the fight head on?

Wally No. 8 has a huge range so the best approach for this boss is to fight head on.

From monthly shoe-tying clinics that are booked solid months in advance to a fashion show that doubled as a school-supplies drive for local schools, the Shoe Train store in Potomac, Md., has fought head on against the challenge of shoppers who browse products in stores then buy them online from a rival.

And the international community's reluctance to fight corruption head-on has inextricably linked it with the despised administration.

The Taliban have complained that American troops "have lost all will to fight mujahedeen head-on in the battlefields," according to a statement released Tuesday on an insurgent Web site that is monitored by the SITE Intelligence Group.

Some rebel units, not able to fight tanks head-on and considering it unwise to cluster under sustained barrages, were pulling back to safer areas, while the army set up a new outpost at Tleisiya, the Alawite village.

But the former head of Monsanto's $4 billion agriculture division is not trying to fight J&J head-on in a contest he can't win: the market for young, health-conscious women.