Sentences with phrase «to live up to the challenge»

12 Strong doesn't live up to the challenge.

But it must also live up to the challenges of being stretched and twisted as iPads and tablets are turned every which way.

Large cats produce more waste and some automatic litter boxes simply don't live up to this challenge.

Will Inked live up to the challenge for the frequent players of this genre?

Levashov has lived up to the challenge so far and he is proving to be one of the most impressive goalkeepers of the Russian top tier in the last couple of months.

Everybody involved (including the organisers) seemed to enjoy living up to that challenge!

Nissan lives up to the challenges raised by the demanding clientele with upmarket Premium Concept versions for the Qashqai and X-Trail.

«IN THE ANDROID UNIVERSE THIS IS THE BEST 9.7 - INCH TABLET «With the Galaxy Tab S3 9.7», Samsung lives up to the challenge, and the Korean manufacturer delivers innovative and effective new features, including the impressive QXGA AMOLED display with high - quality HDR video streaming and top - notch audio, an updated S - Pen with an enhanced drawing experience, and state - of - the - art slim detachable keyboard.

Authors are forcibly expected to launch new titles consistently to live up to the challenges full of emerging new titles.

The narrative of the exhibition is undoubtedly tantalizing, and there is little question that the works live up to the challenge.

We should all live up to the challenge that Clarence Paul's family set us — stop our mob from dying prematurely.»

Past Note devices have lived up to this challenge for most people, so the Galaxy Note 5 should have no trouble doing the same if not even better.

«But what should really scare us is any [leader] not willing to live up to the challenge.»

Justin Trudeau's top economic advisor says Canada needs to take big steps to stave off stagnation, but the government has been slow to live up to the challenge

At a recently recorded interview with theologian Eugene Peterson, Bono challenged Christian songwriters to be more honest and raw in their writing and last night he lived up to this challenge himself offering heartfelt and profound words of empathy and comfort to the audience; «There is no end to grief, that is how we know there is no end to love.»

There are many reasons schools must live up to the challenge that students present, not the least of which being that students are more than the future: They are the present, urgently pressing teachers, administrators, and school leaders to respond to the challenges in our schools right now.

When children are given a chance to be caregivers, many will live up to the challenge.

The result, as Sparks discovered when she walked on campus, was an impassioned community determined to live up to the challenge that its visionary founder, the industrialist and philanthropist Peter Cooper, put forth.

Most have this notion that maintenance jobs are easy and scheduled; but the truth is, it is one of the hardest jobs with lots of challenges, and they are always expected to live up to those challenges.