Sentence examples for collective challenges from inspiring English sources

No one expects the Games to solve all our collective challenges....But I'm not sure I agree with him that Mr Obama has made narcissism an Olympic sport.

Social democrats insist that in an interdependent world, sovereignty must be shared to tackle collective challenges like climate change, trade, international crime and terrorism.

These are difficult times for London, yet Johnson has not just misjudged the mood, he has also misunderstood the collective challenges we face as a city.

Moreover, as I point out in the classroom, the civil rights movement was such an important model for other collective challenges to inequality that are obviously ongoing as well, like gay rights activism.

Despite all of our collective challenges in the broader educational community, we're optimistic.

Sidney Tarrow (1994: 3 4) defines social movements as "collective challenges by people with common purposes and solidarity in sustained interaction with elites, opponents and authorities".

Climate change is a collective challenge.

"It was a collective challenge with a simple objective that was easy for people to understand," said Viñuales.

A fresh take on the collective challenge of billions of us living sustainably together on our one and only, lonely planet.

Formed by seven independent European foundations that all have strong media connections, all of which count excellence and public service as part of their collective challenge.

We talk to a health worker – one of many in the public sector who believes that dire services are a major cause of unrest – and a member of the Mídia Ninja collective challenging the way news organisations cover social activism.