Sentence examples for challenge to restoring from inspiring English sources

"If this kind of bottom-heavy job creation continues, it could pose a real challenge to restoring consumer demand and making sure working families have a way to support themselves".

Mr. Lange has presented us with the challenge to restore his reputation.

For a second-generation accordion repairman, it was small challenge to restore the bells, and they ring clear and true.

Instead, it faces a longer-term challenge to restore the fiscal credibility of at least half the countries that use the euro.

"The entire ReNu brand has suffered collateral damage that will be a challenge to restore," said Steven M. Hamill, an analyst at Piper Jaffray in Minneapolis who has been polling optometrists about their reactions and those of their customers.

To give you some sense of the magnitude of the challenge to restore a sustainable spending rate for the endowment, we are constructing the FY11 budget with the assumption that endowment returns will be flat this year, based on ongoing uncertainty about the extent and timing of the recovery in the markets, and that they will return in FY12 to the long-term projections of ~10percentt.

I see it as a challenge -- a challenge to restore confidence amongst consumers and investors.

Says Lindmeier: "It will be a huge challenge to restore trust in the vaccination campaigns".

Scottish football faces a tough challenge to restore its battered reputation via European club competitions this season.

And in the midst of this, there is the challenge to restore dignity and hope for the future to all those displaced by the terrible war.

"Nokia have given themselves a double challenge: to restore their credibility in terms of making hardware smartphones and succeed with the Microsoft Windows operating system, which lags in the market," the executive said.