Sentence examples for challenge squarely from inspiring English sources

While there is some welcome private sector interest, what is needed is a world in which governments face the environmental challenge squarely, and truly lead.

The late David Cesarani's sweeping new narrative history faces up to this challenge squarely at the outset, and his response has much to recommend it.

That challenge lies squarely on the shoulders of Gina Smith, a totally untested CEO handpicked by Ellison to run the company.

Their daily challenges reside squarely in the present.

They constitute the segment of higher education that has had to confront these challenges most squarely due to the formerly exuberant beliefs as to the value of the Juris Doctor degree.

While a lot of that points to how international interests may be shifting right now, the sale of Sapato.ru points to some of the challenges facing squarely-domestic players in the country's e-commerce market.

"This is one of these areas where this challenge hits us squarely between the eyes".

Some of the DREAM3 challenges reflect this attitude, which was a shift from previous challenges which were squarely focused on network inference.

The governor squarely challenged the notion that Mr. Gore would be a better protector of the environment by criticizing aspects of the Clinton administration's environmental record and extolling elements of his own.

Labour has to face squarely the challenge confronting it.

§§ 6101.07, 6101.28, 6101.33 (Page 1975 Supp ., the majority of such a one-man-one-vote challenge has already been squarely rejected by Wells.