Sentence examples similar to adjust the challenge from inspiring English sources

It will need to continue to adjust but the challenge lies in guarding its standing and integrity as it does so.

But it has yet to adjust to the challenge of securing more small deals annually instead of selling one or two big expensive systems that are not in demand in an era of cost-cutting.

When you adjust to the challenge of the workout, add in another workout per week.

If the challenge is to adjust the prevailing image of the humanities, then statistics and measured arguments won't suffice.

Even if you use pencil for everything, it could be a real challenge to adjust the number of rows or columns.

If imported tools such as the machete, ax, rifle, and matches became unavailable to the Lacandón through some catastrophe, they, of all Mesoamerican peoples, would have perhaps the least difficulty in adjusting to the challenge of their ecological situation.

In this review several key issues for future psychosocial research are outlined and discussed: adjusting to the challenge of the PCA diagnosis, the impact on the couples' relationship, the dilemma of treatment choice, the desire to conceal treatment side-effects, the effect of gender on the reaction of patients and female partners, and the unique problems facing same-sex couples.

While Real World on MTV was the first program to showcase a group of unknowns in coerced cohabitation adjusting to the challenge of claustrophobic living, You Can't Do That on Television was the first case of unknown kids working together and seamlessly adjusting to the challenge of doing so on camera.

Most introduced species do not survive extended periods in new habitats, because they do not possess the evolutionary adaptations to adjust to the challenges posed by their new surroundings.

In more than a decade of combat overseas, the military and V.A. have continually had to adjust to the challenges of new traumas with new treatments, as with the epidemic of brain injuries and post-traumatic stress.

Colleges have been slow to adjust to the challenges they've encountered, but are beginning to try new strategies, both to better acclimate students and to deal with the application problems.