Sentence examples for pick a challenge from inspiring English sources

Pick a challenge -- maybe it's something at work, or maybe it's a keen interest that may or may not be business-related.

In setting the nation on a course to map the active human brain, President Obama may have picked a challenge even more daunting than ending the war in Afghanistan or finding common ground with his Republican opponents.

Moreover, its leaves are smaller and more delicate than baby spinach, and are prone to wilting after they are picked — a challenge for farmers who can't chill their produce.

I want to pick a big challenge in my career and this is one of them.

But Mr. Cheney's visit also has a distinctly partisan political purpose: to pump up state Republican coffers and to rally party faithful before a three-way gubernatorial primary on March 5 to pick a candidate to challenge Gov. Gray Davis, the Democratic incumbent.

We pick a customer experience challenge, do on-the-spot guerrilla user research, then collectively create solutions and prototype them.

His decision to end a once-promising candidacy left Romney, Gingrich, Santorum and Texas Rep. Ron Paul the remaining contenders in the race to pick a Republican to challenge Democratic President Barack Obama this fall.

Topping off the experience are online features including a challenge to pick a themed outfit that is then voted on by other players.

Despite General Allyn's efforts to pick a suitable pool, the challenge of empaneling a jury from the tight-knit community of leaders quickly became apparent.

During dinner, they pick a foreign accent, and challenge each other to speak in the strange voice.

(AP) - Nevada Republicans pick a nominee Tuesday to challenge Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, setting the stage for an epic showdown with one of the most powerful Democrats on Capitol Hill.