Sentence examples for more challenges and from inspiring English sources

Eventually, he went to California in search of more challenges, and started Reality House West.

A. People who are bored need to create more challenges and find more meaning in their work lives.

"I think this year we have more challenges and more questions than in years past because we've had more change than in the past," he said.

"I think this year we have more challenges and more questions than in years past because we've had more change than in the past," Van Gundy said.

On Arouca went, charging on an angle from right to left, evading two more challenges and drawing Emiliano Albín, who had replaced González, infield.

It is important that we accept the fact that quality staff will seek more responsibility, more challenges, and want to affect policy, which means they likely will want to move on to new opportunities.

Fabio Capello says he is ready for "one more challenge", and has hinted that it may lie in English football.

Diversity in boardrooms allows for more challenge and therefore better thinking – why shouldn't this apply in a building site or project context?

The need to improve well operations becomes more imperative as the operators move towards more challenging and harsher environments such as ultra-deep waters and high-pressure and high-temperature (HPHT) fields.

And some argue that it gives pupils at risk of drifting out of education more challenge and focus and the chance of getting something on their academic record before they drop out.

Most observers now agree that defeating IS will be more challenging —and less likely —as the months and (now) years grind on.