Sentence examples for rise of challenge from inspiring English sources

Nesta, which has set up a Centre for Challenge Prizes with the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills, sets the tone in this overview of the history and recent rise of challenge prizes.

We must continue to rise to challenges of the continual [arrival of new] teachers and inadequate funding for the clubs.

That gives rise to challenges of clean water and better energy technology.

In any case, Mr. Epstein said, the ruling was unlikely to slow the steadily rising tide of challenges to fingerprint testimony nationwide.

The post-war suburban shift and rise of automobile-dependence challenged the success of these walkable and social landscapes.

Many seem to fear the rise of China as a challenge to the West.

Instead of rising to the challenge of communicating our ideals of individual empowerment to everyone everywhere, we have retreated into authoritarianism, militarism and politically motivated fear-mongering.

So can Mr. Obama, who can be so eloquent when delivering a message of uplift, rise to the challenge of unreasoning, unappeasable opposition?

It is the rise of China and future challenges for America.

But the rise of China is now challenging that, as American dominance of the western Pacific fades.

The rise of China is key strategic challenge for Australia.