Sentence examples for challenge of today from inspiring English sources
Climate change is, as Barroso put it, "the defining challenge of our time", while struggling economies are the defining challenge of today.
Security experts say the system is not up to the challenge of today's immense, commercial and much-attacked Internet.
The idea that for the future society "space will be an essential resource", as well as time and energy, is already a challenge of today for OEMs that are reducing vehicles dimensions and creating specific models of low emissions or alternative energy city cars (Fig. 8).
Are American workers really not up to the challenge of today's workplace?
It will be a major challenge of today's educational systems to further foster entrepreneurial spirits, which are of most importance for a successful entrepreneurial culture.
However, they did not have the challenge of today's federal (and if applicable, state) income tax return.
The challenge of Christmas story-telling is how to make the familiar fresh.
Intravital microscopy revealed that intravitreal OVA challenge of DO11.10 mice caused the infiltration of both T cells and neutrophils.
NOBODY can accuse George Bush of a want of energy in his response to the challenge of September 11th.
