Sentence examples for challenge we confront from inspiring English sources

CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT Citizen Cabinet: The challenge we confront in reforming government in the 21st Century is not that it is too large, but instead that it is too remote.

"It's the single greatest domestic challenge we confront," she says.

From my perspective, Ambassador Rice represents the kind of person who deserves a promotion -- someone willing to challenge the conventional wisdom, speak up for the values they hold deeply, disagree with others when warranted no matter their position or political ties, and ensure that we take a fresh look at every challenge we confront.

First, the challenges we confront may be likened to a flood.

President Obama's new and extraordinarily talented Mid East envoy, George Mitchell, is appropriately seized with the enormous challenges we confront from both sides.

We will also feel gratitude for a remarkable and brave teacher with a clear-eyed view of the challenges we confront and the need for continuous and sustained action to meet them.

Most of us agree that D.C. dynamics have got to change for the U.S. to solve the real challenges we confront and to retain our leadership role in the world.

We seem to have assumed that foundations should look and act a certain way, when there are lots of other potential designs for our organizations that could much more appropriately encourage adaptive thinking and creative approaches to the challenges we confront.

Acceptance means recognizing that these challenges we confront and the mistakes we make are all a healthy part of life.

Unfortunately, little guidance exists to help, but these are only some of the challenges we confront as we seek to expand our knowledge in critical care.

Concerns of clinicians dealing with extubation and subsequent reintubation are related to our inability to accurately predict when extubation will succeed and the challenges we confront in attempting to safely re-establish the airway.