Sentence examples for that no challenge from inspiring English sources

Beinecke agrees that no challenge is more important than climate change.

Detailing the new regulations, dubbed America's 'Clean Power Plan', Mr Obama asserted that "no challenge poses a greater threat to our future, the future generations, than the changing climate".

Barack Obama has launched a huge plan to wean America off coal, warning that "no challenge poses a greater threat to our future, the future generations, than the changing climate".

Their team spirit was not, as Steve Archibald said, an illusion glimpsed in the aftermath of victory: it was in evidence throughout the season as they showed that no challenge should be faced without a little charm and a lot of style.

While Trump has called Obama's suggestion that "no challenge poses a greater threat to future generations than climate change," which he made during the State of the Union, "one of the dumbest statements I've ever heard in politics," the president pushed back in an interview that "CBS This Morning" aired Friday.

So the ref probably need to check that no challenge is raised, potentially slowing down the game.

The best way to describe him is that there's no challenge that he couldn't overcome".

While some rights advocates welcome any opening, no matter how small, others say it extends only to groups that pose no challenge to the established order.

China's building programs are supported by an authoritarian political system that brooks no challenges.

The new algorithm used the submitted data to make sure that no challenges were over- or underrepresented while also ensuring that as many teams as possible were assigned their first or second choice.

"I couldn't say no to that challenge," he said.