The company played up its performance with a claim that it had weathered challenging global markets — where Chinese brands are competing hard and mobile saturation is weakening consumer demand — by "significantly reduced its operating deficit as a direct result of its business plan and its stronger focus on mid-range products".
"Financial markets are capable of weathering challenges, they adapt quickly and they find new opportunities," she said.
Companies that take advantage of such ambiguity pose risks to consumers, particularly when they're trafficking in human experience, not just data or speech like Napster, Tumblr, and others before them who have appealed to their platform status to weather challenges to the legally murky activities they host.
But whatever its long-term prospects, Gulf Air has weathered the challenges of recent years.
But remember how well it has weathered other challenges, like poorly functioning antennas and Siri's erratic behavior.
But Merkel instead weathered all challenges, as the SPD drastically dropped off in support and Germans opted for the chancellor's platform of economic growth and political stability.
The data breach capped a career that had recently weathered "unprecedented challenges," such as the financial crisis and the recession that followed, a limp expansion into Canada and an expensive proxy battle with activist investor William A. Ackman, the board statement said.
To work on the ground, understand the public transportation challenges, weather challenges, economic challenges, gender challenges, and the lack of resources.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The Winter Olympics have had regular flurries of adversity and controversy through the decades — from weather challenges to doping and corruption scandals — but genuine tragedy has been exceedingly rare.
"However, the UK market in home and travel remained highly promotional and autumn/winter clothing faced the same warm-weather challenges as the rest of the sector but is gaining market share".
