Sentence examples for challenges to break from inspiring English sources

City 1, United 0 Tevez fights off numerous challenges to break in the midfield.

"There will be no single Sputnik moment for this generation's challenges to break our dependence on fossil fuels..

"It's a challenge, to break hallowed ground," Ms. Stoll allowed.

They are established brands and we accept that it's a challenge to break into that.

"But it still remains a big challenge to break the 'car first' mentality".

"Despite its best efforts, the ECB's challenge to break the backbone of lowflation remains a tall order.

GP The 2011 MLS Cup was a tight affair, as Houston sought to defend against an LA side they challenged to break them down.

"Jack's next step is to move up to senior football, but his first priority is to complete his rehabilitation and work to get his match fitness, then challenge to break through into our first-team squad".

Challenging to break into that market is the print campaign for OP, which consists of five bold ads that reflect the aesthetics of the sleek OP frosted glass bottle's graphic designs.

In autumn 2000, he and some colleagues jointly participated in a challenge to break anti-piracy systems that was sponsored by the Secure Digital Music Initiative (SDMI), a now virtually abandoned effort by entertainment and technology firms to develop standards that would have allowed music to be distributed online while preventing it from being freely copied.

"Clegg and Cameron have developed a similar liberal critique of the current government – as too centralised, too big and too interfering – [they] committed their parties to the same challenge; to break decisively from Labour's top-down, centrally planned approach to governance and put real power back in the hands of the British people," wrote Astle.