Sentence examples for keen challenges from inspiring English sources

Like these other critics, Keen challenges the dominant narrative about the internet – that it's a technology that liberates, informs and empowers people.

But they are bringing with them a series of keen challenges, including heightened tensions with Lebanon over the boundaries of the gas fields, fears of rocket attacks, a citizens' revolt over the location of processing plants, an ugly battle over government royalties, and concerns that Israel could blow its windfall and turn into a nation of single-resource slackers.

Morgan sees a keen challenge in striking a balance between brick-and-mortar and e-commerce for Barnes and Noble.

He's lean, his hair in a snarly nimbus above a thin white face, with its keen, challenging eyes looking right through you.

Local airlines and VNA in particular are facing great challenges and keen competition from foreign rivals.

Our group is really keen to challenge themselves and accept the challenge".

Is that a stereotype you were keen to challenge?

"It's such a simplistic argument and I'm keen to challenge it," he says.

Even pro-Europeans are not keen to challenge Switzerland's unique system of democracy.

Neither liberals nor conservatives have been keen to challenge the unions' power.

The city loathes its reputation as a cultural backwater and is keen to challenge New York and London in the world of art.