Sentence examples for vital challenging from inspiring English sources

The critics said: Empire magazine gave Birdman five stars, saying it represented "everything you want movies to be: vital, challenging, intellectually alive, visually stunning, emotionally affecting".

In the light of the supposed autism epidemic and the secular changes occurring in parental age at childbirth, untangling these pathways is vital, challenging and an urgent public health priority.

That vital challenge remains unsolved.

A vital challenge from Alberto Moreno deflected Mario Gaspar's shot over after Villarreal had again looked to get in behind the Liverpool left-back.

Howard had spared Steven Naismith with a vital challenge on Arnautovic from the substitute's back-pass but his weakness at dealing with crosses into his six-yard box cost Everton once more.

Tim Howard spared the young defender with a vital challenge that doubled as an excellent pass to Baines, who strode forward before piercing the Arsenal defence with a superb pass into Lukaku.

It is a vital challenge for all mainstream parties to ensure legitimate debates about asylum and immigration, race and community relations are separated from the divisive, inflammatory exploitation of fears which the fascists seize on.

Just a few weeks ago, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg decided to invest some of his personal fortune in reshaping a national political debate that he complained was obsessed with superficial ideology instead of facing up to vital challenges.

The changes are designed to address the company's two most vital challenges: how to hold on to users at a time of competing, specialized social networks and how to draw more advertising dollars to please Wall Street.

I trust the government, which has cross-party, cross-sector support for this – as, by the way, we have demonstrated in our extensive and transparent consultation process with both experts and the wider public – to take on with enthusiasm this vital challenge of defining and delivering a visible, truly world-leading strategy for public sector information.

The vital challenge for FriendFeed and its ilk is a familiar one to Silicon Valley start-ups: how to evolve from a service fora relatively small user base of techno-enthusiasts and into a tool valuable for commoners who think that "twittering" is something best left to birds.