Sentence examples for succeed the challenge from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Obama and the Democrats succeed, the challenge over the next eight months will be to convince the public that the program is better than polls suggest they think it is.

Wearing your ambition on your sleeve will get you cut off at the knees, but ambition is required to succeed; the challenge is channeling it properly and managing your emotions around it.

If the negotiations are to succeed, the principal challenge is for the rich countries: America must show it can deliver the concessions it has offered, and Europe must demonstrate it is committed to free trade even when this annoys its inefficient farmers.

He says anyone can create an education system where a few at the top succeed, the real challenge is to push through the entire cohort.

14 For an automated APACHE IV calculation to succeed, the major challenge to be overcome is that associated with 'mapping' (matching) chronic conditions and ICU admission diagnoses to structured APACHE disease groups.

For a European collaborative teleradiology model to succeed, the most crucial challenges are: implementation of a solid quality assurance system, seamless integration with electronic patient records, solutions to assure the quality and increase the value of radiology reports and solutions to improve communication with (locally) referring clinicians.

These are all good reasons to quieten protectionist rhetoric though if the lessons of the Depression cannot do that, would anything else succeed?*"The Challenge of Reducing International Trade and Migration Barriers".

To the degree that the dream might reflect external events, it seemed to be reinforcing the notion first of all that Obama would survive, and succeed at the challenge he had set for himself.

Having to succeed the popular Edward Gardner was challenge enough.

For that challenge to succeed the Supreme Court can no longer overlook the broad danger that vast delegated powers pose to the simple "rule of law" values like simplicity and consistency.

"Anyone just focused on the hardware end of it will find it challenging to succeed". "The smartphone market is seeing a standards battle, and hardware is at the bottom of the pecking order," notes Chaudhuri.