Sentence examples for has the challenge of from inspiring English sources

Her challenger, José Serra, has the challenge of trying to fight an election in which promising "change", the stock fallback for an opposition candidate, holds no appeal for the electorate.

"Now he has the challenge of a grand prix at the challenging circuit of Monza, in a car which is capable of finishing on the podium".  .

It's this cross-appeal that the UK version has the challenge of emulating.

Ms. White has the challenge of making the least lovable character onstage sympathetic.

"It's humbling whenever one of us has the challenge of a job bigger than we are," he said.

"Now that the museum has changed its name," he added, "it has the challenge of making it stand for something".

"We had the challenge of Bush having to establish himself in his own right," he said.

"I've had the challenge of managing other institutions through moments of crisis," he said.

Anthony Dean Griffey, as Grimes, had the challenge of keeping his head above that sea of sound.

"We do have the challenge of people who expect a chicken Caesar salad," he added.

For the last eight years I have had the challenge of running the streamlining program called re-inventing government.