Sentence examples for answering to the challenge from inspiring English sources

Answering to the challenge, Dr. Brett Lyons (CEFAS, UK) presented the application of "omics" in marine monitoring.

No one suggests that there are easy answers to the challenge.

His answer to the challenge of the 20th century was to declare independence.

None of them has found a plausible answer to the challenge of the internet.

Unfortunately, there's no easy answer to the challenge of successfully combating misogynoir (racially informed sexism, specific to black women).

Flooding the global market with cheap crude was Riyadh's answer to the challenge presented by US shale producers.

His shift briefly hampered Noble Mission, who then had no answer to the challenge of Johnny Murtagh on Thomas Chippendale on his outside.

In signing the plan, officially called the Economic Recovery Program, Truman declared, "This measure is America's answer to the challenge facing the free world".

For some schools, particularly in Europe, the answer to the challenge of creating an exclusive niche lies in the luxury sector itself.

Even if things go badly for Mr Bush, the pacifists' lack of any plausible answer to the challenge of terrorism will surely limit their effectiveness.

Mr. Zorn's answer to the challenge of finding a good story and libretto, it would appear, is to do without them completely.