Sentence examples for challenge to expand from inspiring English sources

In case that all sounds a bit square or boring, every year I do a personal challenge to expand my life and add value to my recovery.

Ms. Nixon faces a challenge to expand her appeal beyond the faction of die-hard activists who dislike Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

For Abumrad and Krulwich, whose style is so engaged with experimentation and deconstruction (of scientific theories and of the radio form) it seems a natural challenge to expand to other mediums and tinker with the stage.

THE CHALLENGE To expand to a new location while surviving a disruptive public works project — a light rail line down the middle of Red Iguana's street — just as the restaurant was experiencing a rush of business from being featured on the Food Network's "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives".

This problem is an important challenge to expand the biodiesel industry in Iran (Fallahi Panah2011).

Rosenstein says that the startup identified a big problem for enterprises as companies get bigger, it's a challenge to expand productivity across all products and missions.

In the West, particularly in California, the biggest challenge to expanding controlled burns is the potential reduction in air quality during treatment, said Stephens.

The main challenge to expanding the vaccination programme to include potential vaccine candidates within the influenza vaccination schedule is how to achieve the most health benefits.

Many responded suggested that these programs should be implemented more widely with stronger emphasis on sexual health promotion, but the key challenge to expanding these services is the inadequate capacities of skilled health care providers.

In technique, students will be challenged to expand their movement range and increase their mastery of various styles required by today's dance world.

Natural T regulatory cells (Tregs) are challenging to expand ex vivo, and this has severely hindered in vivo evaluation of their therapeutic potential.