Sentence examples similar to equal to challenges from inspiring English sources

"God willing, we will find a Republican nominee in 2020 who is equal to those challenges".

First, international organizations must be equal to the challenges facing our world, from lifting up failing states to opposing proliferation.

The twenty-fifth man to receive our party's nomination is equal to the challenges facing our country.

Cleave showed in Incendiary that he was equal to the challenges of a large-scale violent setpiece scene.

The truth is that our closed system of administration is no longer equal to the challenges faced by modern governments, and it's time to open it up".

But these nominees have not had the chance to be tested by, and be shown equal to, the challenges faced by Mr. Giuliani.

We need a new kind of politics equal to the challenges we face and the great purposes we wish to advance.

Maybe no one would have been equal to the challenges of tackling decades of under-investment, layers of incompetent management, and an immensely powerful trade union structure.

The Royal is a versatile company, more than equal to the challenges of its 20th- and ever-expanding 21st-century repertoire.

Its outings are infrequent, though Opera Rara brought it to the Proms, with Mark Elder conducting the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, and a cast more than equal to its challenges.

Persons experiencing a flow have a sense that their abilities are only just equal to the challenges at hand, and they become caught up in the creative process in order to achieve their goal.