Sentence examples for entering a challenge from inspiring English sources

Confirmation that Prada boss Patrizio Bertelli is entering a challenge for the America's Cup in 2013 was announced in Milan, though he has switched the Italian base of his challenge from Punta Ala to Palermo, Sicily, and the Circolo della Vela Siciliana.

The Simpsons go out to dinner at a new steakhouse whose existence Lisa is protesting, where Homer enters a challenge with a truck driver named Red Barclay.

He asked very important questions concerning the feasibility of the project, but did not do so sceptically, which indicated to me that he was not afraid of entering a grand challenge; he was already preparing to take on the challenge" when he arrived.

Anyone out there with a great idea for building a startup around Amazon Web Services can enter a $100,000 challenge that Amazon is sponsoring.

Maybe she didn't relish the challenge of entering a world already so expertly portrayed by Malcolm Bradbury and David Lodge.

But we're talking about a seat on a divided Supreme Court, not a year as a "goodwill ambassador," and the nation is entering a period of chaos and challenge.

As access to cheap, plentiful energy dries up and the effects of climate change take hold, we are entering a new era of profound challenge ― and free market capitalism cannot dig us out.

1– 5 Cabozantinib (Cometriq®; Exelexis Inc., South San Francisco, CA, USA) faces the challenge of entering a crowded marketplace.

In contrast to aircraft, few if any such vessels would be routinely challenged before entering a noncommercial American harbor.

Alluding to the challenges of entering a club in decline, President Ivo Josipovic of Croatia told Nova TV on Saturday that he was repeatedly asked by journalists from other European countries why his country wanted to join.

Given that iZettle already has services in Spanish because of its operations in Spain, this will make one of the challenges of entering a new market a little less complicated.