Sentence examples for challenge to stand from inspiring English sources

In such opulent company, it might seem a challenge to stand out from the crowd.

SAN ANTONIO — It is a colossal challenge to stand out on a stage crowded with global stars, corporate pitchmen, living legends and future Hall of Famers.

Samantha Noble, marketing director at digital marketing agency Koozai, says due to the number of businesses on Facebook, it can be a challenge to stand out.

Zbiotics co-founders Zack Abbott and Stephen Lamb freely admit it's going to be a challenge to stand out — and be considered credible amid all this, er, goop noise.

Add to that the explosion of touch points Pepsi was chasing, the lack of control in their brand management/direction, compounded by the challenge to stand out, and with so many PepsiCo brands vying for space "on the truck," the company has also suffered from too much internal focus.

It can, however, be a challenge to stand up to professors.

David Cameron has been challenged to stand up to Kazakhstan's authoritarian leader over "deteriorating" human rights during his forthcoming visit to the former Soviet republic.

For instance, on July 24 BuzzFeed.com posted a video in which Mr. Simmons was challenged to stand completely still for 60 seconds while a man gyrated around him.

The administration has not allowed logistical challenges to stand in the way of art, whether for "The Gates," a serpentine series of saffron panels that laced through Central Park in 2005, or the artificial waterfalls — 90 to 120 feet high — that faced the New York waterfront in 2008, or the 60 pianos placed on the city's streets for public playing in 2010.

Is it challenging to stand out in the crowd?

One of my favorite moments each year is when Didi Hirsch's CEO, Dr. Kita Curry, asks everyone in the room who has, or knows someone who has mental health challenges to stand; not surprisingly, almost the entire room stands up!