As I gathered a host of insights and learnings through this journey, I was confronted with a challenge.
Every time he was confronted with a challenge or racial slur in the first two episodes, he backs down.
Jim Bush, Executive Vice President of American Express Amex World Servicece, was confronted with a challenge in the mid 2000s: After working for Amex for 24 years, he began to worry that the company was focusing too much on cost reduction.
Edging more closely to the topic of religion, Roberts again some years ago was confronted with a challenge to Pres.
When I'm confronted with a challenge, I keep this advice in mind and I take the time to think through solutions when there isn't one immediately available.
"My grandfather, well, it's a long story, but basically, he said that when you're confronted with a challenge, you can either contract yourself, or you can stand tall, look someone in the eye, and pull yourself up". 'Standing tall' seemed to be a particularly strong image for Kotick.
Some years ago, the court was confronted with a challenge to the Solomon Amendment, which tried to get even with progressive universities who treated military recruiters in an unkind and unflattering way because of the military's policies to expel active homosexuals or those who disclosed their homosexual tendencies.
If you want to act with confidence, don't cave in when you are confronted with a challenge.
As a typical complex embedded computer control system, Computer Numerical Control (CNC) system development is confronted with a great challenge because of its specific requirements as well as some recent development trends such as ever more complex products while at lower prices and shorter develop cycle.
Any insurgency that is confronted with a direct challenge will turn to new tactics.
