Sentence examples for to answer the challenge from inspiring English sources

"We have to answer the challenge".

To answer the challenge, the television makers will display new products with supersize screens and quadrupled levels of detail in their images.

By the 10th century, however, the general demographic and economic upswing of Europe brought fresh opportunity and enabled the Genoese to answer the challenge of Muslim raids vigorously.

Parliament should see Brexit as an opportunity to dust itself off and to answer the challenge demanded of it by halting the advancing influence of intrusive executive power.

Herzogs harrowing adventure, with its Gallic sense of drama, romance and camaraderie, concludes with a stirring final line -- There are other Annapurnas in the lives of men -- that still inspires adventurers to answer the challenge of the mountains.

According to Amory, in 1919 Dunsany took out a new notebook in which he intended to answer the challenge of the day and pasted into it a line clipped from a newspaper: "It is a great responsibility to have survived the war".

"Because the world is changing so much, we must be prepared to answer the challenges.

Conversely, we often see new kinds of material practice being brought into being to answer the challenges of novel ways of conceptualising the world.

It was designed to answer the challenges of fragmented hosting environments by providing an interface to provision concurrent isolated servers using the Enomalism Virtualized Grid (EVG) environment and the Elastic Computing Platform ECPP).

And massive investments in data security -- $7.1 billion -- are attempting to answer the challenges of IoT security.

"Again we are called upon to answer the challenges of the day.