Sentence examples for when they are challenges from inspiring English sources

And while possessing a vision does not preclude problems from arising, great leaders know it is easier to solve them when they are challenges on the way to a destination rather than a stop on a road to nowhere.

Sometimes people run away when they are challenged, but we have been threatened too.

When they are challenged, it is more a company-specific sort of story.

And when they are challenged by the press or other critics, they have a two-word rejoinder: fake news.

Around the nation, executive branch officials started to abandon their traditional role, which is to enforce the laws and defend them when they are challenged in court.

A spokeswoman for the Department of Justice, Tracy Schmaler, said, "The Justice Department has a longstanding tradition of defending acts of Congress when they are challenged in court".

"There are plenty of studies that show our student-athletes are more at risk when they are challenged by the high visibility of gambling," Sawn said.

People appear to remember word pairs best when they sleep after memorizing them, especially when they are challenged with distracting tasks, researchers have determined.

"They call him a terrorist, but that's what those in authority always say when they are challenged," the sheik said.

Instead, from Broadway to the ball parks, New Yorkers are learning how to give in and pay off, or walk away, when they are challenged.

But when they are challenged the same people will shut the gates and look upon the outsider as the enemy — an enemy with whom they have no way to negotiate.