Sentence examples for challenge coming up from inspiring English sources

I see a Labyrinth Challenge coming up.

These differences mean global brands face a challenge coming up with coherent and consistent sustainability standards.

Brussels faces a big challenge coming up with the investment and technology needed to move to a new feedstock for biodiesel, such as weeds and waste stems that would take the pressure off grain supplies for food.

De La Hoya had rightly identified the quality of Khan's doomed challenge, coming up from welterweight and now heading straight back there – even if two of the judges absurdly had Álvarez ahead going into the sixth round, ignoring the challenger's superb boxing for most of the early exchanges.

Mr Haslam, who is also an author, said it would be a challenge coming up with a suitable memorial in "the spirit of Tony".

The next best thing is Obama's challenge: coming up with a number from Congress with some credibility, with a month to go.

3. Another Sternberg creativity challenge: Come up with a story inspired by any number of these images.

"That's everybody's challenge: come up with a clearly beneficial example of financial innovation without mentioning A.T.M.s, and no one can do it.

The challenge: come up with a way to keep trains running without using a majority of subway tracks in lower Manhattan.

But in the western Pacific China has behaved provocatively towards some staunch American allies, testing the bounds of international maritime law.That implicit challenge comes up often in speeches by American officials.

If a new challenge came up that meant I couldn't do both, then …" Following the announcement by O'Leary, there were suggestions that he could move to the BBC to join Top Gear.