Sentence examples for challenge adapting from inspiring English sources

He may have the biggest challenge adapting to a typical N.F.L. offense, but his running ability would add a new dimension to any team's attack.

The Europeans face a common challenge: adapting to lower growth while coping with mass unemployment, an aging population and overstretched public finances after the deepest recession since the 1930s.

But Mr. Pikelny sharpened the challenge, adapting Baker's fiddle lines to the banjo with meticulous flair, especially on "Jerusalem Ridge" and "Big Sandy River," cornerstones of the Monroe-and-Baker alliance.

Some believe that huge fee sent a signal that Liverpool were now flush, and raised the prices for Henderson and Downing, while Adam, a fine playmaker in Blackpool's energetic 4-3-3 last season, faces a challenge adapting in Liverpool's four-man midfield.

Yet even as their angst over their usefulness to the world has dissipated, both institutions now face a different challenge: adapting to the rapidly shifting structure of the world economy.

As advertising revenues dried up, newspaper, television and radio owners – especially those in local media – faced a stark challenge: adapt or die.

"No matter how organized religions try to ignore, challenge, adapt, or protest it, our society is being changed by this pervasive ethos".

This flowchart is used to decide if desensitization or graded challenge (adapted from Turvey et al. [ 23]) should be employed.

So, like many other big American corporations, Pfizer is facing challenges adapting to a changed world.

But she said the Lucky format faces some challenges adapting to home décor.

At 26, Johnson was the youngest of the administration's 48 state directors but faced one of the biggest challenges: adapting a rigid federal program to sprawling and diverse Texas.