Sentences with phrase «to rise to the challenge»
I believe that most advisors will rise to the challenge and add value like never before.
MONEY
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The foundations of our business are the writers: exceptionally skilled with a diverse range of experiences, they rise to every challenge and meet each new project with undiminished excitement and energy.
BOOKS
But he said schools could rise to the challenge and make full use of the pupil premium - a payment worth around # 900 per eligible pupil from this September - which has been designed to help schools raise results for poorer children.
EDUCATION
Speaking of student successes, Ms Morgan said: «We have raised the bar, and I know schools are already rising to the challenge — ensuring our young people leave school ready to succeed not just in Britain, but on the global stage.»
EDUCATION
He went on about how he got news/wind of him since he was a ten year old and ever since that age he kept rising to the challenge and earning his place.
SPORTS
Not for the faint of heart, Porsche Sport Driving School offers to all who dare to rise to the challenge, the opportunity to live their automotive fantasy.
AUTOMOBILES
The industry is rising to the challenge by fully embracing the changes technology brings to its established processes, whether it's through exclusively online real estate services, special apps for property listings, or augmented reality tools for virtual tours.
REAL_ESTATE
We've just been thrilled working with Microsoft and how our team has risen to the challenge to make the biggest, most ambitious Dead Rising yet.»
GAMING
I'm quietly confident the research community will rise to this challenge, being kept «on our toes» by the ever increasing levels of examination.
SCIENCE
In response to repeated calls for an integrated and coordinated emergency and trauma care system in the U.S., University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine scientists and UPMC physicians rose to the challenge and divided the nation into hundreds of referral regions that describe how patients access advanced care, in a way that respects geopolitical borders.
SCIENCE
It's not like he hasn't stumbled — 2013 finals when he missed a late free throw, 2015 Clippers series when he flamed out offensively, 2016 when Durant turned the tables in the 4Q of Game 4 and Kawhi didn't rise to the challenge for the rest of the series — but he always comes back with more, and it would be easy for someone like him to say, «You know what, people already say I'm the best two-way player, why am I killing myself to learn the 9th option on a side pick and roll?»
SPORTS
Pembroke has an ongoing rivalry with Christ Church, so it's possible the latter will rise to the challenge and make its own meat free commitment.
FOOD & BEVERAGES
By rewarding them with good words, it makes them want to rise to the challenge.»
PARENTING
And while it's beautiful that fans and healthier writers always rise to the challenge, it's sickening that it is even necessary.
BOOKS
The new Senate Majority Coalition has presented itself as problem-solvers, as leaders who will rise to the challenges facing New York State.
POLITICS
How can Renters Insurance agents rise to the challenge?
MONEY
We must also rise to the challenge of binding this new movement to the one thing that distinguishes Labour from the left ecosystem of protest and pressure groups — our electoral purpose.
POLITICS
The film stars Academy Award-winner Sean Penn (for Mystic River), who rises to the challenge, and thus should be a shoo-in for his fifth nomination for his curiously brash yet endearing performance in the title role.
MOVIES & TV
In a keynote speech to business leaders at the British Chambers of Commerce Education summit, Justine Greening told business leaders that the country can only rise to the challenge of developing the skills and talents of our young people if government and business work together.
EDUCATION
At the level of effort needed to rise to the challenge, it seems to us likely that the support just won't be there — unless people are very clear about why the changes are needed and about the consequences of inaction.
ENVIRONMENT
But will he rise to the challenge and pass the entrance examination, or will his best intentions fall flat?
BOOKS
The intelligence of our species was honed by adapting to the challenges of the ice age and we will rise to this challenge too.
ENVIRONMENT
Jonathan Rigby, managing partner of Mourant du Feu & Jeune, says: «Bruce, Justin and Peter have all risen to the challenges presented by the quantity of high quality, complex and demanding work that we have seen in litigation over the past 18 months.
LAW
The same accusation is hurled at skeptic climate scientists, and none of my critics people rise to the challenge of disputing what I say about the baselessness of the larger accusation.
ENVIRONMENT
Wonder Woman has her personal score to settle against Steppenwolf but also has to rise to the challenge of being a leader, Cyborg has the task of dismantling the Mother Boxes (which makes sense, him having been created by one of them), Flash uses his speed to get the local townspeople to safety, Aquaman is on smashing duty while Batman acts as decoy fodder, and Superman literally swoops in to save the day.
MOVIES & TV
Mr. Cizik did not rise to this challenge, choosing not to argue about my facts.
RELIGION
It seems as if the entire world wants to take down Destiny and her team, and they just might succeed, unless Destiny can rise to the challenge, set her ego aside, and figure out who her real friends are.
MOVIES & TV
Through services that rise to the challenges inherent in quantitative system-scale studies, the journal aims to publish and facilitate research for our communities of readers and authors.
SCIENCE
Some states have risen to the challenge and set demanding proficiency levels for their students, while others have used lower standards to inflate reported performance.
EDUCATION
With long days at the office, missed family dinners and no time to look up from her work, Jane rises to the challenge.
LAW
Compact enough to be truly portable, large enough to be truly powerful, the LS20 is sleek, discrete and remarkably adept at rising to the challenge of any and all audio environments.
TECHNOLOGY
Those democracies that have benefited most from fossil fuel production must be the first to rise to the challenge.
ENVIRONMENT
Humanity always has and always will rise to challenges such as travelling in space.»
SCIENCE
Kathleen Soriano, Curator, said: «Artists will always surprise and delight, and they have certainly risen to the challenge with this Art UK project for London Art Fair.
ART
«Ryan had frequently risen to the challenge of delivering major projects that allowed these companies to offer new services to their customers; yet, his original resume had buried these details in the bullets.
JOBS
Many lawyers and other legal services providers are rising to the challenge, finding innovative ways to help self-represented litigants without providing full legal representation.
LAW
Knowing that, we believe that sometimes rising to the challenge is its own reward.
ART
I don't know how you arrive at the statement «most people» but it seems to me that a lot of people are rising to the challenge posed by environmental damage and rather than being scared, are becoming politically active in attempting to deal with it.
ENVIRONMENT
Now they have risen to the challenge of questioning the moral ambiguity and culpability of governments waging the war on terror, whose methods may, according to this writer, have done more to weaken democracy than any terrorist
ART
Consumers currently have a historically high pent-up demand for restaurant services, which is likely to translate into a business boost as the economy continues to improve — and our nation's foodservice operators are rising to the challenge.»
FOOD & BEVERAGES
To address this failing, central banks must improve international payment channels and rise to the challenge bitcoin is presenting fiat currencies, the opinion piece asserts.
TECHNOLOGY
I mention this because a new young full back has been thrown in at the deep end for us in recent weeks just as Geordie was and by and large has risen to the challenge.
SPORTS
The organizing committee for the 17th World Conference on Mobile and Contextual Learning (mLearn 2018) hopes you'll rise to the challenge, and answer the Call for Papers and Presentations!
EDUCATION
In my experience, when pressed into service, kids will always rise to the challenge.
RELATIONSHIPS
«I hope they can rise to this challenge.»
SPORTS
Teachers reported that student engagement increased, student behavior improved, students were more active participants in the learning process, and they demonstrated increased pride in their work and willingness to rise to a challenge.
EDUCATION
Anyone who'd be willing to rise to the challenge would be appreciated.
GAMING
Glenelg strikes a good balance between pushing kids to rise to the challenge and understanding that each child is unique.
REAL_ESTATE
Renault's Racing Director Frederic Vasseur has backed Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer to rise to the challenges facing the works team...
SPORTS
If we want to be competitive in the world economic arena and maintain our high standard of living, we must rise to the challenge.
EDUCATION