Sentence examples for a necessary challenge from inspiring English sources

I support the occupation as a necessary challenge to entrenched power.

By bringing them to life in her novel, it feels as if Barker is taking on a necessary challenge.

Ms. Jett terms it "a necessary challenge" and plans to reread Daniel Goleman's "Emotional Intelligence" to help her get through it.

A rarity among Japanese directors, he considers working overseas a necessary challenge, a global litmus test that forces him to expose his work to new ideas and judgments.

That's a necessary challenge, in the lawless and war-torn region near Virunga and other parks, and why Mr. Mirindi is so "passionate and desperate to get help," Mr. Coppeler said.

By the ex-prison inmate and artist, introduced only as Gus, who described the tough work of dismantling the rules by which he had grown up – when looking another man in the eye would be a necessary challenge to violence – through trust in group therapy and writing plays.

But now to her seventeen year-old mind, it seems like a scary but necessary challenge.

It will be a real, but necessary, challenge for sex education to incorporate this 'double morality' that seems so deeply rooted in cultural and religious norms and values [ 9] into a comprehensive sex education and prevention program targeted at Muslim adolescents.

Rather, this is a fundamental human rights issue and necessary challenge to those who are connected by their exploitation of differences and labeling of "the other" as a tool and/or weapon.

Some of the color, and some necessary challenge on decision-making within FIFA, will disappear with Chung's departure.

The Treasury Department doesn't need a Greenspan acolyte to second the great man's views; it needs a secretary who, like Mr. Rubin, has enough independent knowledge and gravitas to supplement Mr. Greenspan's judgment, and if necessary challenge it.