Sentence examples for challenges thrown from inspiring English sources

Because genuine happiness is experienced through the interaction of the individual with the challenges thrown up by life.

Tonight it will be the girls' turn to take on the adrenaline-fuelled winter challenges thrown up by the Channel 4 programme.

Each month, SunPower's executive sustainability council debates the technical, environmental, ethical and legal challenges thrown up by manufacturing and employing people around the world.

"Studying abroad results in a very different perception of language and cultural barriers," says Jones. "Some students might feel more inclined to accept challenges thrown at them".

Later, he became passionate about political causes, pertaining both to the legal challenges thrown up by new media and the larger issue of unequal access to both money and information.

Perhaps the most interesting thing that Van der Graaf Generator have had to deal with in recent times is the transition from quartet to trio, and the challenges thrown up by the absence of Jackson's brass and woodwind embellishments.

Sarkozy seemed to relish every challenge thrown at him during France's EU presidency.

Francisco Almaguer, the pastry chef, does not flinch at the challenge thrown down by Mr. DeMarco.

Earlier on Tuesday, the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, said he would meet the funding challenge thrown down by the NHS chief executive, Simon Stevens, last year.

It made me realise once more that if we trust young people more, they will rise to any challenge thrown at them.

You can see the recruitment of international students as the practical application of a challenge thrown down by the great American social anthropologist Clifford Geertz.