Sentences with phrase «tackle challenging obstacles»

Under extreme off - road conditions, the rear differential and the inter-axle differential can be locked, making it possible to tackle challenging obstacles and inclines.

Not exact matches

Successful entrepreneurs are constantly figuring out how best to tackle obstacles and challenges they encounter daily — they don't see problems but opportunities.

And then last week, while we were on vacation in Maine, I watched Laurel tackle three challenges for the first time: she jumped off a jetty intro frigid water, scaled a rock wall (almost to the very top... her burning forearms were the only reason she didn't keep climbing), and maneuvered a towering, three - story rope obstacle course, including a zip line from the third story.

And as a leading economist and a special adviser to the Secretary General of the United Nations, he has a unique appreciation of the monetary and political obstacles to tackling these global challenges.

You will also enjoy the challenge of tackling certain obstacles or adversaries rather than becoming annoyed by them.

Our Sport was fitted with the latter and, on standard Michelin tires, it excelled in every off - road challenge we threw at it: powering through deep mud ruts, driving down the middle of a shallow river, and — about as likely for most owners — tackling an obstacle course set up inside a 747.

Single Player Exoskeleton Upgrade Token: Over the course of Campaign mode, players unlock exoskeleton perks and abilities that help tackle various obstacles and challenges.

Diving back into these strategy sessions has reminded me of how much joy the title offers through the feeling that I can bend the rules at times — whether it be hitting the aim button as quickly as possible to avoid enemy fire, or finding paths around obstacles through any seemingly impossible means, that sense of creative freedom in how players can go about tackling these challenges is as alive as ever.

You also have a strong incentive to tackle some of the harder obstacles just for the challenge; even if you gain little reward at the end, it's mainly for the satisfaction of overcoming a difficult obstacle, and knowing you are becoming better.

However, in today's economic climate, executives are being asked to deliver more and brand themselves as well - rounded leaders prepared to tackle industry challenges and obstacles to growth.