Sentence examples for failed to meet the challenge from inspiring English sources

The Hungarian economy, however, failed to meet the challenge of the world economic crisis after 1973.

Europe as a whole has failed to meet the challenge of mass chaotic inflows.

Well, as expected, the poem (a little thirteen-liner whose contemplation drifted from snow to sea to love) failed to meet the challenge its own last lines presented.

For once the Somerset skipper, Justin Langer, failed to meet the challenge, caught at slip by Jacques Rudolph attempting to run a delivery from Steve Patterson to third man.

But Mr. Bishop insisted that Mr. Israel's primary function on the Town Board is "simply land use," and that he has "failed to meet the challenge of being a progressive Democrat.

Speaking on the Guardian books podcast, he praised the "amazing work that can speak to the diversity within Britain", but argued that British writers have failed to meet the challenge of finding "codes that are more universal".

It doesn't help that most local film distributors have failed to meet the challenges of the 21st century and its huge changes in consumption habits.

The Decayed, Missed and Fill teeth (DMFT) index, due to the recommendation of the World Health Organization [ 2] the most commonly used tool in the epidemiological surveys, has failed to meet the challenges of the 21th century.

Should NASA fail to meet the challenge over the next two years, we could be left with a station of minimal capabilities.

That's a pretty bold statement, but as the person responsible for talent management at a Fortune 200 company, I have seen that technical candidates often fail to meet the challenge of writing a résumé that accurately represents both their technical skills and their leadership skills.

Highlights: - Despite the Paris Climate Agreement, without new global energy steering bodies the world may fail to meet the challenge of preventing catastrophic climate change.