Sentence examples for dealing with the challenges from inspiring English sources

Either we're capable of dealing with the challenges posed by our own intelligence or we're not.

I believe technology is the key to dealing with the challenges created by consumerism.

"These birds are just dealing with the challenges of real estate".

"That's the way we're dealing with the challenges we're facing now".

Now the first works of fiction dealing with the challenges of modern life are beginning to appear.

We valued his inspirational leadership and moral center in dealing with the challenges of a large organization.

With a fossil-fuelled economic strategy firmly rooted in the 1970s, George Osborne is looking increasingly incapable of dealing with the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century".

"The schools aren't used to dealing with private tutoring companies, and the companies aren't used to dealing with the challenges that people in public schools face every day".

"Part of the progressive nature is dealing with the challenges of today, but also thinking about what tomorrow will look like," he said.

I'm 47 years old, so I know that in theory it's time for me to begin dealing with the challenges of having aging parents.

"It's a journey; we're not there yet," says Limond, referring to continued progress towards dealing with the challenges associated to big data.