Sentence examples for agree the challenges from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Bush, White House veterans agree, the challenges are substantial, not only because he is a novice on the world stage but because polls show that the public is not convinced that he has the ability to deal effectively with a slumping economy or the background to preside over an international crisis.

He continues to think "these are among the greatest jobs in America," but agrees the challenges are not for everyone.

Mr. Barry agreed: "The challenge for us is to ensure that Guinness continues to be relevant to a wide range of consumers and to make it more relevant to the newer consumer".

But activists agree the biggest challenge may be to persuade ordinary people that their heritage is worth preserving – particularly when the frequent collapse of working-class tenements seems a much more pressing problem.

I completely agree the Constitution is challenged by these people [Bush administration].

All agree that the challenges remain immense.

So congratulations are due to Universal and Focus, not just for a creative outcome that most would agree negotiates the challenges pretty nimbly, but also for the storm of hype whipped up with the film's release.

These scientists must overcome significant obstacles to get their research done, but they agree that the challenges are worth it and that, overall, things are pretty good.

But he must also know – since he practised it – that politics will never proceed as might the Whitehall seminar he recommends, with everyone around a table agreeing the broad challenges and arguing mainly about the means of meeting them.

— Charles DeLisi Neumann agrees the biggest challenges for systems biology are human ones language and data sharing.

In the long term, the computer scientists agree, the nation's software challenge is not a body-count issue.