Sentence examples for challenges close to from inspiring English sources

Some pursue challenges close to home, mastering a headstand or the perfect side crane balance on a yoga mat.

She worries that her son does not encounter sufficient challenges close to home, expresses her opinions to his coaches and is open to opportunities for him beyond Seattle.

Long duration space flight is tough and far better to overcome the challenges close to home rather than in the isolation of deep space.

But there are also challenges closer to home.

With his beachhead secure, Mr. Zumwinkel can turn to challenges closer to home.

Another problem for Panama is that some manufacturing is moving out of China as wage costs there rise and drifting to more southeasterly parts of Asia, closer to the Suez route.Panama is also facing challenges closer to home.

Another problem for Panama is that manufacturing is moving out of China as wage costs there rise much of it is drifting to more south-easterly parts of Asia, closer to the Suez route.Panama is also facing challenges closer to home.

Among its warnings, the I.M.F. has noted that Europe's spiraling crisis threatens to undermine Turkish exports while the availability of easy credit risks drying up as European banks, which own a sizable chunk of the Turkish banking sector, focus on challenges closer to home.

The defense minister, Shigeru Ishiba, said in an interview that Japan's commitment to send troops to Iraq would strengthen its alliance with the United States, even as Japan faced challenges closer to home: North Korea, possibly armed with nuclear weapons, and China, the rising power that has been rapidly increasing its military spending.

AirAsia's retreat from Japan comes at a time when the airline is focusing on a new challenge closer to home — a venture by its Indonesian rival, Lion Air.

Given the rise of the British National party in areas where Labour once dominated, you would think the ministers might launch such a challenge closer to home.