Sentence examples similar to Longing for challenges from inspiring English sources

We longed for intellectual challenge and adult conversation, but we stayed at home with our children to honor our commitment to them.

By 1908, one can imagine that he longed for a greater challenge.

Today millions of these groups attract talented individuals who long for challenging and lucrative work that is consistent with their personal values and goals.

The sale of the Newport Beach property to Vivante Newport Center, a subsidiary of Nexus Development Corp., has been finalized — one step in a long road of challenges for OCMA.

But this is an important story too, possibly quashing hopes of electoral reform for a generation and producing long-term challenges for the Lib Dems.

The pending collapse of Venezuela poses serious short- and long-term challenges for oil markets, but it also contains a silver lining for the OPEC cartel.

Analysts say the deal will not solve some long-term challenges for Activision.

Glaciers are melting rapidly throughout the Andes, posing long-term challenges for water supply in the region.

However, the report goes farther, signalling long-term challenges for the UK's housing and welfare systems.

Instead, the chancellor hopes to switch the focus on to the long-term challenges for the economy, as Britain leaves the EU.

However, potentially uneven conditions imposed (by heterogeneous, overlapping environments) and a high degree of user autonomy pose long-term challenges for mobile application design and implementation.