Sentence examples for challenge which confronts from inspiring English sources

The environmental challenge which confronts the whole world demands an equivalent response from the whole world..

The environmental challenge which confronts the whole world demands an equivalent response from the whole world...

Unique Selves come together as a Unique Self Symphony whose commitment and creativity have the capacity to meet every global and personal challenge which confronts us.

This teaching case is designed to familiarize students with the challenges which confront Suiza in its quest for further growth and, in turn, high profitability.

Despite having a single set of institutions, a centralised decision-making process, and an essentially homogeneous ruling class, the Japanese government is unable to act in response to the manifest challenges which confront it.

We will continue to address the challenges which confront our world to the best of our abilities.

The objective of the community placement was to give the students an insight into the care required for children with special needs in the hope that they would have a greater understanding of the challenges which confront the parents of these special children.

It also includes constructive challenge (Chin 2006), which confronts the student with counterarguments, counterexamples, changing scenarios, and the like (e.g., "Okay. Would you stay with this decision if the purchase price rises 3%%?).

His biggest challenge, however, and one which confronts all on the progressive left, is how to make the state more effective in a globalised world.

At which point Nationalists revert to the classic "second preference" challenge which once confronted Labour's George Robertson.

If the jury at Woolwich made honest and sincere judgments on the basis of the evidence that was presented to them, the security services may be privately dismayed and exasperated, but they know that the conclusion of a court case and the exercise of due legal process is essential to maintain the moral high ground in the face of the challenges which presently confront us.