Sentence examples for challenges of going from inspiring English sources

The Well blog recently wrote about "The Challenges Of Going Vegan" in a society dominated by meat and dairy.

We're used to plays being turned into film, what are the challenges of going in the opposite direction?

Even if one agrees with the premise that it's good for us or the planet, what are the practical challenges of going vegan?

In part, the Pentagon's new approach stems from the unique challenges of going to war against Mr. bin Laden and his Taliban sponsors in Afghanistan.

Donors could begin to fear that choosing Mr. Santorum would mean trusting the nomination to a candidate who has not proven that he can assemble the kind of political machine that can withstand the financial and organizational challenges of going up against Mr. Obama's re-election campaign.

As the film inspired by his work heads to the Oscars, he tells Rob Hastings about the challenges of going digital – even when Jeff Bezos is your boss An ABC sitcom actually went there on police brutality A lawyer representing the victims of Jimmy Savile has described a report into BBC responsibility for his crimes "an expensive whitewash".

"He took on the challenge of going against Rondo," Boozer said of Rose.

But you either take up the challenge of going to a big club or stay put'.

That's why I took the challenge of going back to college.

Nicklaus, meanwhile, was looking forward to the challenge of going head-to-head with the world's best golfer.

Mr. Sonnenfeld has even developed a taxonomy to describe how different executives handle the challenge of going into the sunset.