Sentence examples for taking this challenge seriously from inspiring English sources

Canada is taking this challenge seriously with climate change policies that include enhancing our global leadership in advancing one of the most promising technologies for reducing GHG emissions from fossil fuel use: carbon capture and storage (CCS).

Some states are already taking this challenge seriously.

It will bring both difficulties and opportunities and it is vital that the UK takes this challenge seriously and is able to respond to it," said Lord Teverson, chairman of the House of Lords Arctic Committee.

Once we take this challenge seriously, as the ancient skeptics do, we embark on a kind of investigation that is seen as directly relevant to our lives.

We have seen the consequences when we don't take this challenge seriously.

The growing calls for better regulation of IT design, implementation and use are in part a response to the need to take this challenge seriously.

Not every member of my family is taking this challenge as seriously as I. Actually, not any.

So we know the sector is taking this challenge very seriously.

My older daughter, who is both taking this Challenge very seriously and also really cranky about it (welcome to the tween-age years), is with me.

At my school, Hunter College in New York City, we take this challenge very seriously.

"And when are we going to be respectful, to stop earnestly debating the issues in rooms and conference rooms such as this one and take some action?" He said broadcasters including the BBC, CNN, ITN, Australian broadcaster ABC and most of the US networks had taken action, but said "too few" newspapers and magazines were taking the challenge seriously.