Sentence examples for challenging to forge from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Bernanke clearly enjoys the support of a majority of the Fed's Open Market Committee, the minutes suggested that he was finding it challenging to forge a consensus.

The asylum process is just one facet of unaccompanied minors' immense challenge to forge new lives in Germany.

Having sung just prior to Morales' invocation the song Oye Amigo, Tu Tierra Está en Peligro, (Listen friend, your earth is in danger), a variation on the Spanish-language version of "The People United Will Never Be Defeated," the crowd was ready to accept Morales' challenge to forge "a new planetary paradigm to save the Earth".

According to Mike Wakeford, who teaches History and Humanities in the School's Undergraduate Academic Program, ARTStem began with a simple question: "What would happen if we gathered together a group of faculty...without regard for 'disciplines' or subject specialties, (and) challenged ourselves to forge student-centered collaborations?

On policy matters, her first challenge is to forge a position for House Democrats regarding the Iraq war.

Our committee of psychiatrists believes that the challenge is to forge a national and personal reality that acknowledges the threat of terrorism without becoming paralyzed or overreacting.

One challenge: trying to forge closer ties among Joost's 100 employees, many of whom come from the disparate worlds of media and technology.

Our greatest managerial challenge is to forge an environment of self-expression and innovative thinking.

Our challenge is to forge a different path -- one of hope, of coming together where we can find common ground, of taking action that will build community, not tear it down.

Like Iron John before it, these obstacle challenges are designed to forge camaraderie.

Despite these sorts of challenges, the aspiration to forge transcendental arguments with considerable anti-skeptical force has not waned.