Sentences with phrase «taking on challenging»

The International Polar Foundation is staffed by a team of polar, education, energy, engineering and communications experts, with all the necessary skills for taking on challenging polar projects.

She enjoys taking on challenging opportunities that allow her to communicate complex scientific concepts to a variety of audiences.

«They are taking on challenging responsibilities at a key time for the legislature and for the State of New Jersey.

Ian Grieve plays the MP for Kirkcaldy, successfully taking on the challenging task of making over an hour in darkened room with the never knowingly light - hearted fallen leader an attractive prospect.

The sad truth, however, is that many of your colleagues and managers may assume that you're not interested in advancing as quickly or taking on challenging projects because you've reduced your workload.

Both Manteca and Oakdale in the Sac - Joaquin Section are expected to have squads similar to or better than last season, and both are taking on challenging opponents early on.

Perhaps most remarkable is the collective imagination of students across the United States, who dared to take on a challenge that their parents, aunts, and uncles had all but abandoned: stopping the scourge of gun violence.

I double - majored in theater in college, so I was planning to take on this challenge through some method acting — but since Musk has been sleeping on the Tesla factory floor and skipping showers as of late, I decided to spare my co-workers.

They take on those challenges and they create new markets for themselves as a consequence.»

They're all clear thinkers and take on challenges.

Toshiba «s announcement came as its Westinghouse Electric Company subsidiary is engaged in a legal and accounting row with CB&I, which has argued in court that it expected a relatively small payment from Westinghouse of only $ 161 million when the deal closed on the understanding that the latter was taking on a challenged business.

The Marketing Director at Braintree, the fast - growing payments platform, Leyden is a technology and fintech marketing pro who, over the past year, has also taken on the challenge of establishing marketing at Venmo, the peer to peer payments platform, where she is working on brand positioning and marketing.

We recently caught up with Saujani to find out more about her take on the challenges and opportunities in closing the gender gap.

But moving to a platform play requires opportunism, guts, and vision with a commitment to taking on the challenges of tomorrow.

Because of this passion, these top leaders enthusiastically take on challenge, are highly optimistic when taking chances and take a rational approach to decision making to mitigate risk.

As such, when hiring talent Suzy Deering, CEO of Moxie USA, looks for people who have a persevering, hard - driving spirit — folks who enjoy taking on challenges.

«They should be investing and taking on the challenge of the Amazons of the world.

Looking back on this decision to take on the challenge of reviving a struggling business, Wat tells CNBC that whilst it was challenging, it was something she was willing to take a chance on.

There are still many challenges to be solved, and the reward for those who take on that challenge is gigantic.

For his part, Williams said he is excited about taking on the challenge of running the New York Fed.

Psychological assessments» fundamental promise for employers is to help identify such people, so they can be encouraged to take on the challenge before they leave for a competitor.

That is why companies are now beginning to take on the challenge of finding their second and third and fourth big idea long before they are at risk of losing relevance.

One of China's top ranked and most successful venture capital investors (and a serial entrepreneur himself) shares his take on the challenges and opportunities for Chinese innovation and entrepreneurial culture.

We believe — and our data confirms — businesses are increasingly willing to take on this challenge.

I love how Gary attacks new problems and takes on challenges.

Jeff agrees, saying he appreciates how his wife took on the challenge of operating her upscale resale franchise.

Musk knows the issues all too well and has at least flirted with the idea that he's unable to take on the challenges alone.

«Royal LePagers from across Canada took on the challenge of raising $ 5,000 each to support local women's shelters along with preparing for the physical demands of hiking long days at high altitude.»

As an ecommerce development company, we have all the talent and skills needed to take on your challenge, be it:

Instead, you need to plan ahead and think about all of the potential obstacles you may encounter and what skills you already have to take on those challenges.»

Shawn is renowned for his ability to take on any challenge, work or play!

BitPay founder and CEO Stephen Pair, who was one of the earliest entrepreneurs to tackle a product that employs the bitcoin system, gave Hype his take on the future of bitcoin and cryptocurrency, how the debit card actually works, and how this growing Atlanta company is taking on the challenges.

Like Chapin, Fraser took on challenges as a young woman, managing a Starbucks store when she was just 20 years old.

Marissa Mayer took on a challenge in 2012.

I took on that challenge.

As Christians we must acknowledge these movements in «progressive» culture, and take on the challenge of encountering them head on.

Undaunted, the literalist takes on the challenge of showing that opposites can agree.

And we see the COACH taking on the challenge of rebuidling an urban Philly team, and he's confident, of course, that is talent and virtue will succeed in their transformative ways once again.

The former vicar of St Michael's And All Angel's Church in Swinley said he's taking on the challenge to raise money for Support for Wigan Arrivals Project (Swap), which s provides resources to help local refugees and asylum seekers in Wigan settle in the borough.

This means, I would explain, that «the afterlife for us will mean doing things» — solving problems, taking on challenges, actively serving God without being plagued by the realities of sin.

Throughout the process, he's been incredibly encouraging and supportive, and he's told me several times how much he respects me for taking on this challenge.

Over and over, one takes on the challenge of observing the contributing causes and conditions of each particular moment.

Sometimes this may be used as an excuse for the pastor's own reluctance to take on the challenge.

Gorgeous pictures, and I like your take on the challenge with blood oranges, very nice!

I'll definitely take on the challenge of making all the things I've been meaning make, but gluten free.

As one of Pompeian's #PantryInsiders, I was more than happy to take on the challenge.

It looks intimidating, the long list of ingredients, but I might just take on the challenge.

I took on the challenge that party / football food can be healthy and delicious, all you need is to play up the flavor and fun!

Many small - to medium - sized produce companies are unwilling to take on the challenge of growing, packing and shipping; they typically outsource one or more of those services to third parties — but not Frontera Produce.

I wasn't sure if I could recreate her recipe to make it gluten - free, but I took on the challenge for the Gluten - Free Progressive Dinner Party (see below!).