Sentence examples for out of the challenges from inspiring English sources

Under the court-approved consent decrees growing out of the challenges to the 1983 and 1978 tests, the city agreed to promote enough lower-scoring black and Hispanic officers to make the racial breakdown of the new sergeants proportional to the number of black and Hispanic candidates who took the test.

With America's education system underperforming, a tremendous amount of investment and entrepreneurship is rising out of the challenges we face.

In fact, some of the best civic tech businesses have been born out of the challenges their founders faced.

Using its patented device-detection and proprietary mobile content adaptation software, Ad Life takes some of the hassle out of the challenges inherent to the industry, especially in relation to the many disparate OSes, device types, and on-screen mobile content rendering.

I like taking the complexity out of the challenges we face.

Crusaders bowed out of the Challenge Cup after a heavy fourth-round defeat at Championship rivals Featherstone Rovers.

But mostly, he comes to tell Christopher that Nana has gotten cold feet and pulled out of the challenge (sing it with me now: Nana, Nana! Nana, Nana! Hey-ey-ey. Gooooodbye!).

A recent study by the consulting firm McKinsey points out some of the challenges.

While pointing out some of the challenges facing China, Mr. El-Erian remained upbeat.

He points out some of the challenges.

My previous column briefly laid out some of the challenges facing the nascent Web TV industry.