Sentence examples for challenged to do something from inspiring English sources

When we saw from literature review what other countries are doing, we were challenged to do something " (HRH, Policymaker) " Well, the survey found many discrepancies in the ratio of health workforce in relation to all health sectors.

When we saw from literature review what other countries are doing, we were challenged to do something" (HRH, Policymaker) In addition, journal publications from the Lancet series in IMNCH policy [ 33] and WHO publications in OH policy [ 34] were used to a large extent in the problem definition stage and helped buttress the data obtained from the surveys.

"That it's a challenge to do something that no one else has done before".

"Each time it was a challenge to do something Issey would find stimulating".

"I thought it was an interesting challenge to do something that was seasonless and on the Web," she said.

It'd be a real challenge to do something that's virtually hidden, that could become spectacular".

Rather than seeing Spring for Music as an opportunity to trot out the things the orchestra does best, Ms. Falletta said, the Buffalo Philharmonic took it as a challenge "to do something we wouldn't do otherwise".

When responding to an event like Boston, it's a tough challenge to do something humorous without being either flip or mawkish — and even more challenging to offer something uplifting.

Now he faces the challenge to do something for equity holders.

For others, it is the challenge, to do something "out of the ordinary".

TB: I think Marcus Nispel really shoots great stuff, so there was nothing that was really a technical challenge as much as it was a challenge to do something that was complimentary to the film or helped take it to another level.