Sentence examples for taking on the challenges from inspiring English sources

Taking on the challenges of an ageing population and affordable retirement, and mobilising civil society through volunteering (including direct support to the million young people out of work and training) will require engagement, creative thinking and determination.

When we know that we are loved "as is" we are free to delight in the joys of success, and to risk taking on the challenges and sorrows that every relationship goes through.

"It is part of being a human being and taking on the challenges we face as a society.

For him and others, taking on the challenges with significant risks is worth the effort.

I'm then aiming to set a new coast-to-coast record across the US before taking on the challenges of Greenland and the North Atlantic to return home.

"When I saw [Opbeat's] approach to taking on the challenges of life for developers, I immediately wanted to be involved," Krieger says of the investment.

It's worth taking on the challenge.

At 31, Chen is relatively young to be taking on the challenge of building an entertainment content empire.

I like taking on the challenge of guarding the bigger guards".

Lopez posted a video of himself taking on the challenge, again, on Instagram Wednesday.  .

Since then, he has taken on the challenges faced by his country, one by one.