Sentence examples for survive the challenges from inspiring English sources

What's certain is that only the most determined will complete the course and survive the challenges.

And, yes, they are increasing in number as farmers attempt to survive the challenges of modern global agricultural economics.

BEFORE they decided to build the Boulder Creek Steakhouse chain together, its founders considered whether their nearly lifelong friendship could survive the challenges that a business partnership inevitably brings.

But even Mr. Mubarak, pointing to the shaky nature of the cease-fire, said today that he had "many doubts" that it would survive the challenges ahead, including Palestinian demands that Israel release more than 6,000 prisoners.

"Although I admire and respect Jake very much, he also predicted the Big East could not survive the challenges of 2005, and we are actually stronger today than we have been in our history," Marinatto said.

Ryanair, the biggest of Europe's low-cost airlines, posted its first decline in annual profit in seven years on Tuesday, raising questions about how many discount carriers would survive the challenges of soaring fuel costs and competition to lure passengers through rock-bottom fares.

The White House believes its Clean Power Plan rules will ultimately survive the challenge.

Erdogan may or may not survive the challenge; even his own party acknowledges the need to rein him in.

The appeals court has lifted that stay, saying that it thought the law would ultimately survive the challenge.

They say too much uncertainty remains about how the federal law will work and whether it will survive the challenge before the Supreme Court.

The guessing here is that Mr. Holt will survive the challenge, but if Mr. Soaries stops toying and starts committing, he will give Mr. Holt a terrific race.