Sentence examples for of its challenge from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, they were bewildered by it, because of its challenge to religious faith, and to the emotions religion had taught: sweetness, comfort, reverence, resignation.

While Dell seems to know what time it is, part of its challenge may involve educating its S.M.B. customers.

Art critic Alfred Frankenstein of the San Francisco Chronicle responded that "its very outrageousness and extravagance are part of its challenge" and therefore, it "can't be all bad".

Users first revolted when the site introduced the newsfeed — yet now it feels rather benign in terms of its challenge to our sense of privacy, as well as being the main reason for visiting the site.

The problem with DMT, and part of its challenge, is that the experience is inherently ineffable; it cannot be described in ordinary language, it is translinguistic.

Part of its challenge may be that the very people who are considering the museum's options include those who oversaw its decline.

Despite, or perhaps because of, its challenges, it is a fishery that draws thousands of anglers — especially fly fishers — from around the world each year.

And nothing really exciting about it either — which, as with many preventive routines, is one of its challenges.

The White House is aware of its challenges.

The sheer length of the role is just one of its challenges.

The Calder players met all of its challenges easily in an exacting account.