Sentence examples for back to the challenges from inspiring English sources
He wanted to go back to the challenges where the dresses were designed and fitted on an actual model, or, as he put it, "a nonspeaking person just doing her job".
The searching mind can be tough to contain, which brings us back to the challenge of bringing full portrait of Turing to the screen.
"All of this comes back to the challenge we have as an organisation with any of this material," he says, as we look out at the National Newspaper Building.
Take away the tech speak and we are back to the challenge the great 19th-century reformers, such as Theresa May's icon, the eclectic reformer Joseph Chamberlain, faced: how to bring the benefits of progress to those most in need of it, without seeking to inhibit advancement.
It is location-specific, which brings us back to the challenge of tagging the world.
But then we go back to the challenge laid out before: what is YouTube's taste?
"Whenever I wondered why [I was doing this], I was immediately drawn back to the challenge and fun of solving such a complicated problem," he says.
His return has helped Warrington cement their place in the top two, as well as helping the Wolves back to the Challenge Cup final for the third time in four seasons.
Since that 1998 Wembley flop, Wigan have twice been back to the Challenge Cup final, having beaten St Helens at Murrayfield in 2002, before losing to their great rivals in the rematch at the Millennium Stadium two years later, while Wembley was still being redeveloped.
Back to the challenge in my home: My spouse is all smiles now with this new ruling.
