But ultimately we need to broaden the lens in which we confront the problem.
And it speaks just as eloquently to the idiosyncratic responses — sometimes practical, sometimes purely frivolous — with which we confront it once it has arrived.
Jorie Graham has challenged the ways in which we confront each other and ourselves dramas on a landscape that has already begun to slip away.
"Our national unity is the weapon with which we confront all plots that target our stability," he declared the following day.
Last year he appeared before Congress for a similar purpose and, lo and behold, he was very, very concerned then too (pdf): I will say that my almost 50 years in intelligence, I do not recall a period in which we confront a more diverse array of threats, crises and challenges around the world.
Indeed, Brown needs to take a bold, comprehensive overview of the many points at which we confront the real danger that will unravel the open economy in trade, multinational investments and immigration, thus undermining the unprecedented prosperity and with it the significant reduction in world poverty that openness has brought in the postwar period.
This is a clear example in which we are confronted with Plato's problem with democracy.
Perhaps because I am not sure what a character is, I find especially moving those postmodern novels, such as Vladimir Nabokov's Pnin, Muriel Spark's The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie or José Saramago's The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis, in which we are confronted with characters at once real and unreal.
There are situations, in which we are confronted with things that we cannot be grateful for, and yet, there is always the opportunity either to learn something new or to grow from the experience.
We compared the HCV RNA levels during 4 days of storage because it is a common duration to which we are confronted with samples coming from other centres.
