Sentence examples for challenges of the world from inspiring English sources
These are the security challenges of the world after 11 September.
But as one might expect of someone who has run through the fire and the ice, he says he relishishes the challenges of the world ahead.
His wild combinations were no preparation for the delicate challenges of the world championship, which World War II prevented him from trying for.
Cities are the most important thing of our generation – they're both our biggest risk and our greatest hope for solving all the big challenges of the world: sectarian conflict, climate threats, migration, cyber-security and so on.
Her finishing pace in the home straight beat off the challenges of the world championships silver and bronze medallists Janeth Jepkosgei and Meadows, who themselves posted season bests of 1 58.85 and 1 58.89.
Recently, exhaustion of primary energy sources and increase in the atmospheric CO2 levels have become two major energy challenges of the world; therefore, utilization of alternative energy sources and avoiding the emission of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere are some of the serious problems of this century that should be addressed immediately.
"He's having fun, hustling and taking the energy and challenge of the world championships to rise to a higher level".
When England face Australia in their first defining challenge of the World Cup tomorrow, the coach, Tony Smith, will be employing some very unorthodox thinking.
The Phantom Tollbooth's message is bracing but benign: it calls on us to rise to the challenge of the world by paying proper attention to its wonder and difficulty.
The Duke of Cambridge has said he believes the England football team are "ready for the challenge" of the World Cup.
