Sentence examples for challenge to responding from inspiring English sources

That's the political challenge to responding to Hanson and her supporters: not to call them names that may make us feel superior but to listen and harness their sense of protest to more constructive ends.

It might seem rather a challenge to respond in words to the "frame" containing Rothko's painting, but this writer has managed it – with a touching evocation of childhood, and also an implied theme of deep loneliness.

"It's quite a challenge to respond to what are often dangerous substances.

Indeed it might be said that we owe it to the challenge to respond.

There's sort of an unwritten (and eventually written) rule in blogging that you're not supposed to attack smaller blogs, which sometimes makes it a challenge to respond when false information gets published.

There is also a challenge to respond to these new developments within existing health-care budgets.

Challenged to respond to the startling emergence of Javier Hernandez by his manager, the City goal first opened up for Berbatov when Carrick intercepted a Gareth Barry pass and began a fabulous one-touch move that involved Scholes and Park Ji-sung.

The Social Work and Social Education professions had been challenged to respond to the recent consequences of the economic crisis.

Universities and other higher education institutions of the arts are challenged to respond to artistic research and to implement strategies for developing artistic research, which also informs and drives university teaching.

First, that Klain is a lawyer with no health care background at a time when the medical system is challenged to respond to the outbreak.

If you can see it that way, you can embark on new challenges and hardships as exactly that: Challenges to respond to the hard stuff in order to learn something new which makes it easier next time.