Sentences with phrase «many rise to the challenge»

This is the primary challenge facing the press, they say, not Facebook — and rising to this challenge «could usher in a new golden age for the Fourth Estate.»

Wrapping up, Brian Stelter, host of CNN's Reliable Sources, found reasons for cautious optimism about the media's future provided it rises to the challenges of the «post-fact» world.

Sports can mirror our own failings at times — the low periods known as a losing effort at work and the wallowing colossal inability to rise to the challenge as a father.

Why not embrace the negative aspects so a true hero can rise to the challenge?

This put Officenet at a disadvantage relative to its competitors, but Bilinkis rose to the challenge.

It was because a bunch of spunky players had risen to the challenge and played all the way to the end.

They instead immediately rise to the challenge.

But free will is an essential ingredient of the quintessential American hero archetype - the explorer, the pioneer - the lone individual who rises to the challenge and saves the day through skill, grit, and initiative - Cooper.

Fortunately, Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) rose to the challenge.

From China and India to the Middle East and Europe, it faces opponents with similarly deep pockets, sometimes in partnership with automakers whose very survival depends on rising to the challenge from the disruption of mobility.

You might find that you learn more about this staffer's role than you would have otherwise and that your employee will rise to the challenge.

We've risen to the challenge before, and we can do it again.

A dynamic, engaging company culture encourages employees to rise to challenges, beat competitors and achieve results, all while rooting for every member of the team along the way.

Then there are those of us representing Parkland: Fellow Stoneman Douglas student Nick Joseph lost one of his best friends, Joaquin Oliver, on February 14, and is speaking out in his name by organizing and marching, rising to a challenge no 16 - year - old in mourning should have to face.

«Despite facing a truncated holiday season, severe weather, and shaky consumer confidence, retailers rose to the challenge and executed their strategies with proven success,» NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay said.

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They provide overall direction for the company and the tools necessary to rise to any challenge.

CMIT Solutions of West Metro Denver immediately rose to the challenge of providing a range of small business IT solutions to Reaction Engines Inc., including 24 - hour help desk services, remote server access, software support, and comprehensive data protection.

Perhaps we should not be surprised that Harper decided not to rise to that challenge.

I can't wait to see how our team rises to the challenge of the Real - Time Marketing mindset.»

Whatever your real estate challenge, we support every individual at JLL to go as far as they can to help you rise to that challenge.

It's taken us a while to rise to that challenge, but we're starting to get it right.

Heather Tomlinson says we must rise to the challenge of giving a defense for our Christian beliefs More

In their different ways, the three volumes under review try to rise to that challenge, in ascending order of difficulty.

They often feel that they can't rise to that challenge because they have no experience of substance misuse.

Why don't you muster up a little courage for once in your life and rise to the challenge?.

Joaquin Phoenix rises to the challenge of playing Jesus of Nazareth in new biblical biopic Mary Magdalene....

Like «Hansel and Gretel,» this story has a set of siblings, three of whom respond to danger with courage, imagination and fidelity — ordinary kids who rise to the challenges of an extraordinary situation.

But Jesus didn't rise to the challenge.

As David Cameron wrote in The Telegraph in June 2015, `... we have no choice but to rise to the challenge.»

Mr. Cizik did not rise to this challenge, choosing not to argue about my facts.

If it ever looks as if Christians have formed a Gush Emunim, a massive «bloc of the faithful,» demand a recount, and know that new kinds of protestants and sectarians will instantly rise to challenge the bloc.

become so able and should rise to the challenge.

Can we rise to the challenge and till the soil of our own hearts, or must we enlist foreigners to do it for us?

The churches have risen to the challenge of homelessness better than other sectors of society.

Hanks in particular rises to the challenge of portraying Ben Bradlee, who was already iconized by Jason Robards in

It's not exactly a spoiler to say our heroes rise to the challenge (or, at least, they do in the first four episodes that were made available to critics).

«We need each other, as we, as churches empowered by the Holy Spirit, rise to the challenge and proclaim the good news of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and strive for closer fellowship and greater unity.»

The «have nots» are rising to challenge the «haves,» usually with scarcely any conception of the necessary economic, political, and demographic conditions required to produce a high standard of living.

When we expect the best of our students, they believe the best of themselves and consistently rise to the challenge.

If you are able to rise to this challenge, you can unravel the mystery of your purpose and actually live it.

He reluctantly consented to the popular election which elevated him to the Papal throne, but rose to the challenges of the office.

Even more than the Roman Catholic Church, Protestantism rose to the challenge and came to the year 1914 with improved morale in Western Europe, with a mounting effect on civilization, and with relatively a more extensive geographic expansion than any other branch of Christianity.

January may not be your favourite time for eating ice cream or other frozen treats, but some of you hardy souls rose to the challenge with enthusiasm.

In 1801, the brewers at Guinness rose to the challenge, developing a beer with higher hops and more gravity that didn't just survive the journey, but offered a unique new beer.

However, as second - generation Asians adapt to American culture, Ramar Foods has risen to the challenge of meeting new consumer tastes.

«We are proud of the partnerships we have formed with our customers and recognize that they are industry - leading organizations and represent some of the very best retailers in the United States,» the company says, adding that its employees rise to the challenge of serving these industry leaders.

Competing against Cleveland's premier hospitality brands, the food and beverage operations of the InterContinental Hotel and Conference Center rise to the challenge of offering creative and innovative international cuisines with the latest technology.

For over 20 years now, ACF's young chefs - in - training have risen to the challenge, and each year they continue to heighten expectations.

«Families trust Cleaver's to provide high quality organic food for their loved ones so we rose to the challenge for them,» Ferguson said.