Sentence examples for challenges forged from inspiring English sources
It chronicles their careers over nearly three decades they faced challenges, forged alliances and used their intellect to change their own lives, and their country's future".
WHEN George Steel became executive director of the Miller Theater at Columbia University in 1997, he faced a daunting challenge: forging a cogent artistic identity where none had existed.
Intrigued by the challenge, Amanda forged ahead with the project.
One of the challenges of forging a coherent joint policy is that developments on the ground are not static.
Dubbed the "feminist with a funny bone", Ephron speaks with native directness, candour and wit about the challenges of forging a career in traditionally male-dominated milieus, alongside childhood, ageing and the best way to cook a turkey.
(Mr. Maliki seemed to lose enthusiasm for election challenges after he forged this alliance).
In spite of-and perhaps strengthened by-numerous challenges, she has forged a path illuminated by creativity and generosity.
The party's expansion brought with it the challenge of forging an identity beyond its fierce opposition to Catalan separatism.
The challenge of forging such policies will prove as daunting and as crucial as sequencing the genome itself.
While Mr. Bernanke clearly enjoys the support of a majority of the Fed's Open Market Committee, the minutes suggested that he was finding it challenging to forge a consensus.
But, while Western powers may be able to help the military advance, they face a tougher challenge in forging unity among Libya's factions — even among the disparate militias assaulting Sirte.
