Sentence examples for Deal with a challenge from inspiring English sources

"To understand how people deal with a challenge, it's not sufficient to focus on the sources of stress and strain.

If the Guardian's soundings in the legal community about Moses are correct, however, then he appears to have the necessary qualities to deal with a challenge he is said to relish.

For one thing, it appears to deal with a challenge posed by vacuous laws.

It is what is sometimes called, euphemistically, a "winemaker's vintage," one that favors those with the skills and experience to deal with a challenging growing season.

Problem solving: A time when you successfully dealt with a challenge.

We are young adults and more than capable of dealing with a challenge.

And we dealt with a challenge that we had, a lot of people that were expecting government to pay their way.

The Wisconsin case, in contrast, deals with a challenge to every district in the lower house of the state's legislature.

In contemplating Mrs. Clinton's future, Mr. Bloomberg was indirectly dealing with a challenge that has endlessly fascinated and bedeviled him: how to conduct a vibrant post-government life.

"Hmmm… I wonder if being good at that would help you when you're dealing with a challenge at school". Or in sports.

Parents today are dealing with a challenge that no other generation has faced.