Sentence examples similar to match the challenging from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't match the challenges of climate change in Europe," he said of the program.

Tim Yeo, Tory chair of the Environmental Audit Committee, added that the scale of action still did not match the challenge.

Flow happens when a person's skill and talent perfectly match the challenge of an activity: playing in the zone, where there is total and un-self-conscious absorption in the activity.

Much of their book attempts to match the challenges of current life — a shrinking manufacturing sphere, a global labor surplus, a mire of race-inflected socioeconomic traps — with Marx's quite specific precepts about the nineteenth-century European economy.

Neither Ice hockey (50% of NHL teams have won the Stanley Cup in the last generation and 73% have reached the final two) nor basketball (63% of NBA teams have been finalists but only 27% have won it) can match the Challenge Cup either.

In that time, Rangers must match the challenge posed by third-place Motherwell, who are three points behind the reigning SPL champions with 11 matches to be played.

This is a developed version of the material that Mazria/Architecture 2030 have been working on for years, evolved beyond the material presented at Harry Reid's National Clean Energy Summit earlier this year to something to match the challenge and opportunity that we face as the nation spirals into greater economic difficulties.

The environments in which organisms live and reproduce are rarely static, and as the environment changes, populations must evolve so that phenotypes match the challenges presented.

Despite this increase in attention resources available do not match the challenge of NCDs in Mozambique.

But nothing had matched the challenge of The Wars of the Roses.

But while all were fine turns, none of them matched the challenge she was faced with under the tutelage of Lars von Trier.