Sentence examples for challenges to blend from inspiring English sources

But women with young children face additional challenges to blend their work and home lives successfully.

There was also the issue of the couple's conflicting tastes: "I lean toward French traditional but my husband likes modern, so it's a challenge to blend our styles," she wrote.

But observers say it will be a challenge to blend the operating styles of the two agencies, which now have very different cultures.

But no kids would have been challenged to blend in and perform well, despite poor academic backgrounds, and with all the problems that entailed.

The challenge was to blend two styles of playing; the greatest difference in sound lay in the double reeds.

For the restaurant operator the principal challenge is to blend in and not overwhelm a museum's distinctive look and style with a design that clashes or contradicts.

The challenge is to blend those qualities with the projection of competence and clarity of goals that a traumatized city needs.

Richard Kochersperger, a food products consultant in Wallingford, Pa., said it was always a challenge to try to blend two cultures into one company.

The facility offers a variety of one-hour workshops ranging from "Distiller's Apprentice" to "Blender's Challenge," an opportunity to blend your own unique Irish whiskey.

The challenge presented here is to blend research and clinical work with advocacy.

It's always a challenge to convincingly blend real and created spaces but sometimes that's a good thing and forces you to make decisions about the world and architecture.