Sentence examples for challenging colleagues from inspiring English sources

We can do this by introducing new norms and expectations into our workplaces, by challenging colleagues and managers, by reminding ourselves, and others, that thresholds are for resource distribution and management, they are not an indicator of need.

If he wants to check the shoddy practices that led to the Airtours ruling, he will have to get his hands dirty, perhaps by directly challenging colleagues and officials, some of whom do not take kindly to criticism.

We made a conscious decision to widen out to the broader trust" Participant D "We are able to challenge each other when we do not agree (pause) better at diplomacy and checking out and challenging colleagues" Participant F "Built confidence in public speaking as we had forums where we presented to the trust.

His mentors might have insisted that he play chamber music with challenging colleagues, work with living composers on new music and develop relationships with major maestros.

Also, I am most productive when I have supportive (yet challenging) colleagues around me, but I also need friends away from academia with whom I can relax.

You will be able to handle ambiguity and change and be ready to challenge colleagues and clients alike in an objective and logical way.

That is why you challenge colleagues, friends, or family when you see them pushing the rhetoric of "all lives matter".

I also spent these years wondering why the rest of the world spoke so slowly, how some towns ever got built when change was "hard," how candor sometimes challenged colleagues who mistook bluntness for bad manners and why the rest of the world didn't see the humor and tragedy in life in quite the same way.

Claire McCaskill, a Democrat of Missouri, is so fed up that she is challenging her colleagues from the Senate floor to fess up.

When he died, Ghoshal was challenging academic colleagues not only to stop creating Enrons but to start constructing positive and realistic theories that would be the building blocks for a better corporate world.

Q: You also have a reputation for challenging your colleagues on air, specifically on sexism.