Voorbeelden van head-on

• Perhaps, moreover, a case can be made for saying that philosophical understanding is advanced, not by solving problems head-on, but by moving around them.

• The importance of the issue merited head-on treatment in a dedicated section or chapter to tie together all the issues and questions raised surrounding it.

• The essays begin with a head-on confrontation with the perennial problem of the nature of 'the urban'.

• In doing so, it tackles head-on one of the challenges that face antisymmetric approaches, namely how to motivate the multiple movements that must take place.

• And that, in turn, would entail conducting our linguistic descriptions and analyses in particular ways, for example, defining and tackling poverty-of-stimulus problems head-on.

• The positivist now has to face the challenge head-on.

• A head-on collision between two disparate sets of urban interests appears unavoidable.

• This is the special case when i makes a head-on collision with the interface.

• They may prefer to face the future head-on, rather than live in denial.

• Locked in a head-on confrontation with classical positivism, legal realism utterly rejects the second and third tenets of positivism defined above.

• When addressed head-on, it was usually agricultural concerns which predominated.

• Questions about how and why speakers accept or resist external scales of value are here confronted head-on.

• Rather than confronting the problem of resource allocation across time head-on, they would prejudice their judgments in favour of earlier life-stages.

• Such collisions can be treated as head-on collisions.

• Because the latter two questions are not addressed head-on, readers will have to draw their own conclusions.