Sentence examples similar to encountering a challenge from inspiring English sources

A decade ago he finally encountered a challenge big enough to last him for the rest of his career: forging what he calls "a new American style," a musical vocabulary that makes full use of the classical tradition without sacrificing the folk and jazz that nourished him in his youth.

Scaling up quantum circuits also encounters a challenge in connectivity.

ARCHITECTURE critics poking around in Benjamin's ruin will encounter a challenge of minotaurian proportions.

But he said he had yet to encounter a challenge he could not meet.

"If anything," Mr. Michaelson said, "this set a tremendous example that the industry and government were prepared to get behind the company when it encountered a challenge".

But not since he first won office in 1980, has he encountered a challenge like the one he and his party face this weekend.

Blair may encounter a challenge from rival centrist pro-European groupings, concerned that the former prime minister is the wrong messenger to combat populist anti-elitism.

On a recent trip to Costa Rica, I encountered a challenge from a local guide who took us on a hike through the rainforest to a magnificent sky-blue river, called the Rio Celeste.

But HSJ found that 20% of CCGs had encountered a challenge under the new competition rules to a decision they had taken about the commissioning of services, while 57% had experienced "informal challenge or questioning".

In doing so, however, Mercator encountered a challenge that was as old as the craft of mapmaking itself: how can a curved surface be accurately represented on a flat plane?

Both TDTs encountered a challenge with minimally defined success criteria (Jonassen, 2011).