Sentence examples for challenge to making a from inspiring English sources

Part of the challenge to making a mixed-use project work, said Donald A. Miller, a principal of LendLease Real Estate Investments who is based here, is that the office market has moved somewhat west of the site.

Heat guard Dan Majerle said it became a psychological challenge to make a free throw.

IT'S a challenge to make a wholesome comic-book hero out of a convicted mass-murderer.

Property manager William Wake said it was a big challenge to make a place like Dunster more environmentally friendly.

He decided to set himself a creative challenge: to make a record without any references to modern life (and, for the first time, he only used live instruments).

Accepting the challenge to make a home in the wilderness creates a frisson of adventure and self sufficiency that can never be achieved in a hotel.

"It was a challenge to make a comedy," the 51-year-old went on.

It is a challenge to make a balance between privacy and utility in social network data sharing and integration.

The country's dicey security and economic and political woes pose "a daunting challenge to make a difference," Russell admits.

Nelson said the video's production was ambitious, stating: "It's an incredible challenge to make a creative clip of a song without the artist".

These days it's a common Instagram or Tumblr challenge to make a new artwork every day for a year or so.