Sentence examples for challenge of turning from inspiring English sources

Then comes the challenge of turning legislation into action.

They took over losing teams with the challenge of turning them around.

James said the best thing about the season was the challenge of turning a franchise around.

In 1993, Lou Gerstner assumed the formidable challenge of turning around declining computer maker IBM.

In the light of Pope Francis's encyclical, the challenge of turning his words into transformative action is apparent.

Still, the new president now faces the challenge of turning proposals into laws and, more important, carrying them out.

Finding something unexpected is just one of the many challenges of turning idled airports into something else.

I soon realised the easy riding belied the huge challenges of turning a series of abandoned railway lines into a world-class cycling and walking trail.

The challenges of turning the book into a play did not deter Mr. Greif, who is best known for directing the musical "Rent".

Later, he took over investment research and asset management, where he tackled the challenges of turning around Merrill's underperforming mutual funds and integrating various acquisitions.

One of the challenges of turning the Noah story into a film is that the only conflict in the Biblical narrative is, implicitly, between Noah and God (whose impossible demands Bill Cosby famously answered with "Right. . . . What's a cubit?").