But Mr. Greenstein, who owns two other subway stores, both at Eighth Avenue and 42nd Street, explained the main challenge this way: "There's a stigma to shopping in the subway.
One of his national security strategists put Mr. Obama's challenge this way: The trick, he said, will be "signaling resolve to the allies while not signaling open-ended commitment to the American people".
Alison Carey, a writer who last month posted online a play called "Tonight's Fire," presents the challenge this way in an e-mail: "How do you write about change on this scale — across time, across the globe — when the major players are atmospheric forces rather than individuals?" Ms. Hopkins's solution is to ruthlessly exploit the freedom of nonrealistic theater.
Mr. Sheikh defined the challenge this way: "Will Apple be able to move from the Cult of Personality era into the Legendary Company era that it's on the verge of reaching?" "One can't help but think that's what Steve would've wanted as his legacy," he added.
To be challenged this way makes it more interesting to keep pursuing the project, as you want to get closer and try to cultivate a bond that allows you greater access, and, ultimately, access that no one else is likely to get.
In this paper we challenge this way of thinking, using a common industry practice as an example.
But three years ago, I decided to challenge this way of thinking and began to look at time as a gift to be celebrated.
There are rarely opportunities to challenge this way of life unless a person faces himself and breaks down some very tense barriers.
Aronofsky, who grabbed Ellen Burstyn (Requiem for a Dream) and Mickey Rourke (The Wrestler) out of acting mothballs and thrust them into the Oscar spotlight, might do the same for Portman (above), a lovely actress who has never been challenged this way.
