Sentence examples for challenges to staging from inspiring English sources

What are the challenges to staging the awards?

Vassilis Papavasiliou, the director, said that while it was challenging to stage "Oedipus Rex" in the Colosseum, it was also oddly fitting.

"It was a challenge to adapt this play and a challenge to stage in a venue that really didn't allow for that.

New York City's chilly winter temperatures can make it a challenge to stage a photo shoot outdoors, and renting indoor studio space can get expensive.

Bartok's one-act opera, "Bluebeard's Castle," deals primarily in dialogue and psychological shadings, making it a challenge to stage.

The escape by Grigory, the Pretender, from the police as he flees an inn on the Lithuanian border is normally a challenge to stage, but when the woman Innkeeper (here a pushcart vendor) guns down both officers, Grigory has an easy time of it.

Now the Rhinos want to go south next year to defend their title - and have challenged the Australians to stage the World Club Challenge themselves.

Adding a figure was a reasonable response to the challenge of trying to stage a piece that is not inherently dramatic.

As this example indicates, corporate challenges are a way to stage the acquisition of new competitive advantages, a way to identify the focal point for employees' efforts in the near to medium term.

And Ms. Barrett has the backbone to stage such challenges credibly and compellingly.

Both sides — but particularly tea party conservatives and advocacy groups — have threatened to try to stage primary challenges to unseat incumbents.