Sentence examples for able to take on the challenge from inspiring English sources

Responding to fan e-mail in 2005, Bowen stated that defense is "a little bit of talent and a lot of work; being able to take on the challenge of going up against the top guys, even when you didn't win that battle.

Not only were we able to take on the tough work and challenges as a team; we were able to be brutally honest with one another.

"There's an appetite for a progressive candidate who is seen as being able to take on the power of the vested financial interests and challenge the political culture," said Nilsson-Wright.

Increasing the time limit to 12 months would mean that women could tackle a tribunal after they have had their baby and at a time when they are fully able to take on this challenge.

Only when you start to feel that positivity about yourself you feel more able to take on these challenges".

In the past, we were able to take on these grand challenges, from polio and cancer treatment to building a global communications network.

I had to take on the challenge.

Yet a post pep-talk straw poll found a consensus among the audience in feeling "uplifted" and "able to take on any challenge now".

Labour will start the process of legislating in the first 100 days of a new parliament to allow a public sector operator to be able to take on lines and challenge the private sector on a genuinely level playing field".

And I'm very pleased with the way some of them have risen to the challenge and been able to take on take on the leadership of the study.

I'm honoured and excited to be able to take on this personal challenge as a way of helping entrepreneurs around the world.