Sentence examples for challenge managing from inspiring English sources
Germany also faces a demographic challenge, managing a population that is not only graying but shrinking.
So, yes, corporations face a very difficult challenge managing information which they have to address in order to better protect their future.Q.
Young middle-class Catholics, says one successful Catholic businessman, are now more likely to demonstrate against American imperialism than the British kind.Sinn Fein also faces a broader challenge: managing the unfinished transition from terrorism to peacetime politics.
Gabriela Furlotti, however, is rising to the challenge, managing both Bodega Furlotti winery and Finca Adalgisa, the family summer house turned 11-room lodge in the heart of leafy Chacras de Coria.
Like many writers who have struggled with adapting musicals to contemporary tastes, Mr. Condon faced his biggest challenge managing the moments when dialogue shifts into song -- a convention that modern audiences are reluctant to accept.
Moran's big challenge: managing huge swings in cash.
Nobody has ever tried this on such a large scale, and critics worry these new investors could face big challenges managing large portfolios of dispersed rental houses.
Mr. Trichet, he said, would face challenges "managing the extension process," as new member states from Eastern Europe enter the European Union and, presumably, seek to adopt the euro.
Experts at Wharton say Donahoe will have his challenges managing eBay and boosting growth, but the company has resources at its disposal.
Korean farmers, too, face challenges managing water.
The State Department and Homeland Security have had serious challenges managing this Special Immigrant Visa program that we fought so hard to establish.
