Sentence examples for the challenge responding from inspiring English sources

He was up for the challenge, responding: "It's ironic, I'm being tattooed right now!" Scroll down for a slideshow of his own ink.

The Catholic countries, instead of meeting the challenge, responded by closure and censure".

As I explain in a new piece, "Regulation and Deregulation: The Baseline Challenge," responding to Professor Mahoney, the mismatch between finance and the mechanisms through which laws are promulgated comes through in the deregulation debate as a disagreement about baseline.

It's a theme Gordimer returned to again and again: the challenge of responding to the hardest facts of life.

GARY SAMORE, a former aide in the Obama administration, on the challenge of responding to moves by North Korea.

The challenge of responding to RT lies in the difficulty of drawing clear lines between information and propaganda.

The challenge of responding to this tension has, however, largely been devolved to outreach departments, education workers, studio theatres and, most recently, strategic partnerships.

Increasingly, university instructors are faced with the challenge of responding to and evaluating the work presented by students for whom English is a second language.

Flooding and physical damage caused by the hurricane will further complicate the challenge of responding to the cholera epidemic that emerged just three weeks ago.

Asked about the challenge, Mr. Cherkasky responded with calibrated thoughtfulness and a cheerful effervescence.

Indeed it might be said that we owe it to the challenge to respond.