Sentence examples for through a challenge from inspiring English sources

"Every great team, every great player, you go through a challenge," Wade said.

"It's always more fun to sweep, but going through a challenge builds character.

Some mentees like to talk through a challenge, others like to read articles.

These have been supported by the government, to its credit, with nine pilots and a further 61 being funded through a challenge fund.

It may be on a commercial station, but at least Adam Richman isn't going to try flogging me indigestion tablets halfway through a challenge.

Jess James earned the unusual praise from the presenter Kirstie Allsopp after racing through a challenge on the Channel 4 show Kirstie's Handmade Christmas.

"We find ourselves navigating through a challenging global economy," he said.

Meaningful action on sustainability means the actions that will make the difference between a company surviving and growing into the future or it failing through a challenged licence to operate, dwindling markets, a deteriorating resource base or a crumbling society.

The state's mum-in-chief somehow managed to give birth to her first child and make her way through a challenging second pregnancy without even slightly endearing herself to the people of Massachusetts.

And Michel is optimistic about the Greek side's chances of pulling off a shock win after they progressed through a challenging group containing Paris St-Germain, Benfica and Anderlecht.

Someone with less bravery might see something requiring courage as a risk rather than an opportunity to support others through a challenging situation.