Sentence examples for hand to the challenge from inspiring English sources

Fate, luck, and the Department of Defense are lending a hand to the challenge of deciphering the many implications of seabasing.

A credit card gives you the upper hand to challenge the charges.

Can he hit through them enough?" It is the ultimate challenge at the moment, and for quite some time it seemed Raonic was not quite a good enough natural athlete or quite deft enough with his hands to manage the challenge of pushing forward against the very best.

It wasn't just close friends or people with surplus time on their hands who rose to the challenge, either.

Stanford's new investments seem, on the one hand, to be a challenge to Thiel.

Broughton, 56, joined the British Airways board in 2000; the carrier said he'll succeed Chairman Lord Marshall Lord Marshall –who serves as director at HSBC Holdings –on July 1. "After 10 years at the top [of BAT], it's time for me to hand over the challenge," Broughton said in a statement.

The heady world in which art and love joined hands to challenge the status quo was never to be the same.

It was uncelebrated reporters in Knight Ridder's Washington bureau, not journalistic stars courted by Scooter and Wolfowitz, who mined low-level agency hands to challenge the "slam-dunk" W.M.D. intelligence in the run-up to Iraq.

That's too bad, because in May and Billie Mr. Brody has created two memorable ones, and Ms. Vaughn and Ms. Tazmania, directed with a mostly sure hand by SuzAnne Barabas, rise to the challenge with some believable emotional exchanges.

He said he liked his new life so much that he raised his hand to challenge Senator Kirsten Gillibrand this year.

Main issues of concern that emerged from the workshop discussions were on the one hand related to governmental challenges of SynBio regulation, and on the other hand to challenges of anticipatory governance of SynBio innovation.