Sentence examples for engaging challenges from inspiring English sources

It is only by engaging challenges that opportunity grows.

Planet Tech likes big-ticket, wow-factor, emotionally engaging challenges, such as climate change or the cutting edge of life sciences.

Reagan's debate triumphs are remembered as being about defusing, rather than engaging challenges ("I am not going to exploit, for political purposes, my opponent's youth and inexperience").; Bill Clinton's about how he walked toward a woman in the audience ("Tell me how it's affected you again?"); John Kennedy's about looking good.

In contrast, SCVNGR probably won't be going the auto-checkin route any time soon, because it's focused primarily on offering engaging challenges rather than the check-in itself.

There's also the possibility of engaging, challenging and even changing people's minds about things that matter.

In its third year, this event is one of many ways that local art museums try to introduce children to art with engaging, challenging activities.

An updated entry on "continental feminism" emphasizes work by Luce Irigaray, Judith Butler, Elizabeth Grosz and others as it engages, challenges, and transforms the traditions of "postmodernism, psychoanalysis, and phenomenology" that preceded it.

Be awake to imagination alive in you, allowing it to become a new lens for how you engage challenges, other people and yourself.

He actively encouraged ministers and teams to engage, challenge and develop ideas.

For those of us who like our work, we feel engaged, challenged and fulfilled at the office.

Informative, engaging and challenging.