Sentence examples for dominating challenges from inspiring English sources

Energy efficiency in industries is one of the dominating challenges of the 21st century.

The development in recommendations on how to handle this factor in the management of production reflects the change in dominating challenges faced by production in society.

Snuffing out the competition and dominating challenge after challenge, she won the crown and the $100,000 prize that goes with it.

As a main force behind the successful American defense in 1992, and the dominating Kiwi challenge in 1995, Peterson has been on the winning side in every campaign since the International America's Cup Class boats replaced the 12-Meters.

Their lives are dominated by challenges in their marriages, their jobs, and in their health.

But he had to dominate; when challenged, his anger, Professor Gordon writes, was "incandescent" and "volcanic".

But the reprieve from spreadsheets only lasts a day as our Sunday is dominated by challenging cases on currency hedging and mergers & acquisitions.

"They are almost always up there, the settlements, dominating the plateau, challenging, provoking, picking a fight," he writes.

A major challenge dominating Australia's water reform agenda is to rationalise the complex and inconsistent water entitlements within and across jurisdictions to facilitate markets.

But the risk I took (although I admit it definitely was not the smart one for my well-being) allowed me to bask in the glory of conquering - no, dominating - the challenge.

However, Iran's dominating position is also challenged: first by the Arab usurper Ẕaḥḥāk (a humanized dragon derived from ancient mythology) and then by the king of Tūrān, a rival empire situated in Central Asia.