Sentence examples for see a challenge from inspiring English sources

They might be the undisputed kings in the North, but now that Sansa Stark has escaped with Theon Greyjoy, will we see a challenge to the Bolton hegemony?

It can seem impossible without political will, but I never see a challenge as something to lie down and hide behind or to use as an excuse – the lesson maybe that we need to look more to the private sector.

The president of Sri Lanka, Mahinda Rajapaksa, has called elections that could see him win a third term but might, just, see a challenge to his well-entrenched power.

And secondly I think people want to see more progressive politics at Westminster, they want to see a challenge to the austerity consensus and they want to see MPs in the House of Commons who are going to provide that challenge.THE ECONOMIST: On that, you've suggested that you would be willing and indeed quite keen to support a Labour-led government in Westminster.

"We're designed as human beings to see a challenge and to want to conquer it," says Paisley, "whether it's climbing a mountain or riding a motorcycle.

"I didn't really see a challenge that lit the fire back inside but I think conversations with Cecil were something that started to do that.

She saw a challenge here.

I saw a challenge in helping in urban America.

"Maybe that's just the excitement of seeing a challenge," he said.

A sector that prides itself on giving people a second chance is perfectly adapted to seeing a challenge as an opportunity.

She refused to believe there was a problem that could not be solved, never saw a challenge she declined to take on.