Sentence examples for make the challenges from inspiring English sources

Entrenched attitudes about race make the challenges its characters face still relevant (the Oscars fiasco is just one small instance).

Military families rely on programs financed by the Defense Department to make the challenges of military life just a little more bearable.

Ending the already meager American effort to resettle refugees fleeing Isis violence in Syria and Iraq would have no positive impact on our security and would only make the challenges facing our European allies worse.

That could suggest he was so private about his use that few people were aware of it, that the memories of those who knew him decades ago are fuzzy or rosier out of a desire to protect him, or that he added some writerly touches in his memoir to make the challenges he overcame seem more dramatic.

The boons of the collaborative leadership assuredly make the challenges worth traversing.

This is a problem that has foxed many a startup (notable failures have included Factorli out of Las Vegas), and it will be interesting to see if newer advances will make the challenges here surmoutable.

Our rightly cherished diversity can make the challenge of belonging that much steeper.

But City's Arab millions do make the challenge for a regular starting place a tough one.

But that may make the challenge in the case against Wal-Mart Stores all the more difficult.

"I didn't think Stuart had to make the challenge.

The ball was off the pitch - he had no need to make the challenge.