One gauntlet facing startups in emerging markets is finding the necessary funding to continue operating.
One former wrestler told the Associated Press that "creepy people" lingered in abundance; another said that he faced "a gauntlet of sexual deviancy" after practice.
The following night, on the May 21 edition of Raw, Lashley was put into a Gauntlet match by Vince McMahon, with the stipulation that if he won all four of the matches in the gauntlet, he would face Vince at One Night Stand.
Reagan faced a daunting gauntlet as he took his first steps along that path in 1975.
This year, however, the audience faced running the gauntlet of protesters demanding union recognition from the company that does the Met's catering, Restaurant Associates.
I was two tags down by this point, and having elbowed my way through an 'infected hospital' (military netting and plastic body parts), I realised I faced a gladiatorial gauntlet of reanimated corpses, and promptly suffered a minor mental breakdown.
AOL has faced and met a gauntlet of challenges and we will continue to take aggressive operational steps forward during the second half of 2012 against our strategy.
On the page about Bancroft's remark, Conway likened it to "a similar moment back in 1954 when Joseph Welch faced Senator Joseph McCarthy and threw down the gauntlet with the statement: 'Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last?'" (Conway, 2003h).
As such its not immediately obvious that whether we tax labor at a high marginal rate of 35% or 39.6% has larger supply side effect than whether a young entrepreneur faces a gauntlet of unnecessary classes and fees.
Eels that escape fishermen's nets face a gauntlet of other threats further upstream, including denuded habitats stripped of wetlands and waterways, and the fatal blades of hydropower plants.
