Sentence examples for challenging to save from inspiring English sources
"Right now, it is very challenging to save that diversity in the farmlands, but we think we can provide significant help in saving that diversity by saving seeds within the cities," said Poyourow, who also worked on the motion.
Environmental groups have already vowed that they will mount legal challenges to save it.
With South Africa facing a stern challenge to save the series opener, Steyn is due to bat if required in the fourth innings.
"It is really a challenge to save all these people, because they are pushed out at sea all together in a massive way," said Carlotta Sami, a spokeswoman for the U.N. refugee agency in Rome.
So today we face an imposed, untested, centrally driven, top-down NHS reorganisation which offends almost every stakeholder group from GPs to patient representatives; the PM issues a challenge to save £20bn over four years and a Cameron aide is reported as saying in New York that NHS reforms will provide a "big opportunity" to the for-profit sector.
Because he goes straight for the flag on the 9th, his final hole of the day, but sends his ball whistling into the back of the bunker to the left of the green and gives himself a huge challenge to save par.
But Unite's Ian Waddell said it was still a "massive challenge" to save 650 jobs which are still under threat.
"The group of us together, a band of brothers if you like, we all took up this challenge to save our football club".
Thankfully the skateboarding world has the Dime Glory Challenge to save our souls.
They fight hard in the face of challenges to save their forests.
