Sentence examples for challenges cut from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rotunno has his challenges cut out for him.

These challenges cut across government departments, science and engineering disciplines and national boundaries.

Malone will have his challenges cut out for him, though, as it seems unlikely that when Denver's roster is fully healthy that there will be enough guard minutes to go around for all the players who ostensibly deserve them.

Fulfilling these commitments requires the collaborations of religious communities with each other, and with other partners, because these challenges cut across all religions and are too great for any one group to handle alone".

Pariser, you have a challenge cut out for you — turning a G.E. dishwasher into an office building.' I like that challenge".

I have seen this challenge cut many top leaders' tenures short: the tech CFO who was let go in year-two because she failed to earn trust and form relationship on the top team.

On Aug. 12, Schultz made a high-profile challenge: cut off all campaign donations until the political class starts behaving like adults.

March's challenge: Reducing food waste April's challenge: Cutting your energy use May's challenge: Reducing your rubbish June's challenge: Improving health and wellbeing July's challenge: Saving water August's challenge: Sourcing sustainably The Live Better Challenge is funded by Unilever; its focus is sustainable living.

March's challenge: Reducing food waste April's challenge: Cutting your energy use May's challenge: Reducing your rubbish June's challenge: Improving health and wellbeing July's challenge: Saving water The Live Better Challenge is funded by Unilever; its focus is sustainable living.

But the cultural challenges can cut both ways, he said, and lately one issue has begun to grate on him and Ms. Boehm.

EU farm policy reform must distribute EU funding more fairly, make "greening" measures mandatory but flexible, better equip farmers to cope with market challenges and cut red tape.