Sentence examples for age old challenge from inspiring English sources

"In so many ways it's the age old challenge of marketplaces," Green said.

"As customer preferences shift from traditional phone tree based call center support, chatbots offer a new support experience, while essentially solving for the age old challenge of triaging customer inquiries and routing that to the right support agent.

It's the age-old challenge, isn't it?

Thirty years later, the age-old challenge remains: knowing who and what and when to turn off.

"Concussion," written and directed by Stacie Passon, deals with the age-old challenge of keeping that special spark alive.

As the Thompson Hotel Group grows, it faces an age-old challenge: How to expand without diluting the brand or sacrificing consistency.

Instead, by appealing directly to the people who mattered most – the fans – Beyoncé and her team conquered the age-old challenge of politicians, business titans and Hollywood moguls: to control the message.

In McKee's promotional literature William Goldman calls him "knowledgeable and passionate"; Lawrence Kasdan describes McKee's course as "stimulating, an innovative approach to the age-old challenge"; and Akiva Goldsman calls himself "a believer".

"It's an age-old challenge in the business -- people who do a lot of the planning work are in their 20's and creeping into their 30's," said Larry Orell, executive vice president and general manager in the Northeast for Initiative, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies.

As unappealing as such pronouncements can sound, Drake is perhaps making good on the age-old challenge tossed back and forth between the sexes: "Why don't you just be straight with me?" But those words rarely lead to light or easy talk, and such honesty is usually avoided.

So if Dorsey thinks he can find a technology fix for that age-old challenge he's going to waste a whole lot more money and a whole lot more time — while the rest of us bleed.