Then on no account waste it here!" Had these been the opening sentences of this grim and dyspeptic novel, they might have served as fair warning to the reader, or perhaps as a challenge: "Enter this enchanted wood, ye who dare!" But they appear on Page 62. Elfriede Jelinek is not solicitous of her readers.
If the person accepts the challenge, enter one of the portals in the building.
Then a new challenge entered her life: In 2008, she gave birth to a daughter, Arianna, who has significant developmental delays.
Dropbox also faces another challenge: entering what, with mobile devices proliferating, is essentially a post-file world.
The company will have a considerable challenge entering the North American market, but might have better success tackling other less well-covered markets, thanks to its availability in French, German, Spanish, Dutch and Portuguese in addition to English and Italian.
Guiding CE5-T1 back to Earth poses a new challenge; entering the atmosphere at a speed of 11.2 km/s is nearly 50% faster than the return speed of China's Shenzhou spacecraft, which has carried orbiting astronauts safely back to Earth's surface.
But, when real challenges enter a marriage, spouses need to show commitment on steroids!
And they face huge developmental challenges — entering society, joining the work force, contemplating marriage and starting a family — which can be overwhelming even without the burden of disease.
Both Uber and Careem have encountered similar challenges entering other Middle East markets, where protectionist policies have complicated their expansion across the region.
"He said: 'Perform -- and be the best in the league.' " After one season of playing together and after completing training camp last summer, Starks and McAlister offered each other challenges entering this season.
In another study, published in 2011, Ellis and his colleagues showed that first graders who are most reactive to stress — kids whose pulse, respiratory rate and cortisol levels fluctuate most in response to environmental challenges — entered puberty earliest when raised in difficult homes.
