Sentence examples for the role presents from inspiring English sources

Downton says that in the five years Moores has been working at Lancashire, he has accumulated "a great deal more experience and understanding of the challenges that the role presents", and it is true that the fact he has tried, and failed, once before will give him a rare opportunity to put right what he got wrong.

This is the future," said England managing director Paul Downton. "He will return to the role as England head coach with a great deal more experience and understanding of the challenges that the role presents," added Downton, who replaced Hugh Morris as MD and commenced his role in January.

There is considerable attention being paid to the support needs of primary carers in recognition not only of the importance of their contribution but the 'enormous amount and complexity of care that is performed by informal caregivers' (Nordberg 2007: 38) and the level of challenge the role presents (Balducci et al. 2008; Eagar et al. 2007).

For Mr. Macy, the role presented a huge challenge.

Aside from the political pitfalls, the role presented two particular challenges.

The role presented some challenges – wearing clothes, delivering polysyllabic dialogue – but he sustained it over an eight-year series of luridly titled, virtually interchangeable jungle adventures involving beast-wrassling, marauding imperialists, ethnic stereotyping and swimming.

Hopefully, the President's announcement will spark a broader understanding of the role present day and historic bias continue to play in our society.

Smith enjoyed the challenge the role presented, stating: "He's [Renwick] written this feisty little northern character, and I am really honoured because he's such a great writer.

In other words, with a decreased sense of individuality, people are more likely to play the roles presented to them.

But creating the "supporting" role presents a challenge for the show's writers: how to write women in a way so it is clear they're not just in the Tardis to flirt with the Doctor?

The bishops' website invites parents to explain to their children why a doll is not always a gift and to help to deconstruct "the fictitious role" presented and the true stories behind the dolls.