Sentence examples for come to the challenge from inspiring English sources

"Lots of people come to the challenge because they're foodies and want to see how they can eat on that small amount of money, so they take photos of their food, they post recipes, and talk about how hungry they are," says Brown.

The Porkers came to the challenge with experience.

Mr. Wright came to the challenge of an evolution game with a long track record of simplifying complex systems without losing the feel of reality.

To be sure, in Turkey, as in so many nations, there is much work to do when it comes to the challenge of women's empowerment and gender equality.

And when it comes to the challenge of growing his own food on the red planet, he says with a grin: "Luckily, I'm a botanist!" It's the closest this film comes to just flat-out taking the mickey.

As the heart of future studies [24], scenarios are assumed to be scientifically better than prognoses when it comes to the challenge of addressing uncertain long-term developments.

But when it comes to the challenge of attracting more native-born young people to pursue science careers in a climate of depressed wages and fierce competition, the report is less specific.

This is especially true when it comes to the challenge of sorting out a large number of disease-causing alleles.

When it comes to the challenges of the new security agenda, Governor Bush's foreign policy is noticeably blank.

And when it comes to the challenges facing Chinese policymakers, Russell Jones, of consultancy Llewellyn Consulting says: "The potential for getting this wrong is quite high".

"We are always open to new and different ideas when it comes to the challenges in Syria," Jennifer Friedman, deputy White House press secretary, said to reporters traveling with Mr. Obama on a weekend family tour of national parks in New Mexico and California.