Sentence examples for a challenge at a from inspiring English sources

"Let's be honest, resources are a challenge at a federal, state and local level," said Dr. Douglas, of the disease control centers.

That can be a challenge at a school where 56 percent of the students receive free or reduced-price lunches (down from 68 percent in 2005) and tickets to the Winter Gala run $65.

However, direct delivery of satellite cells presents a challenge at a translational level due to inflammation and donor cell death, motivating the need to develop engineered matrices for muscle satellite cell delivery.

Simon Ofield-Kerr, vice-chancellor of the University for the Creative Arts in Kent, believes the trend poses a challenge at a time when there is a "real danger of postgraduate study being devastated".

But creating a community of activists who are built for the long haul is a challenge at a time when, Garza agrees, few people are prepared to commit to anything for very long.

A U.M.P. legislator, Pierre M ignerie, head of Parliament's social affairs committee, said the measures would cost at least 1.2 billion, or $1.55 billion, a year -- a challenge at a time when France is fighting to cut state spending to keep its endangered triple-A credit rating.

The manager who thinks in terms of maturity doesn't throw a challenge at an organization that has not already processed its prerequisites.

Actually, it wasn't much of a challenge at all to find a few examples of not-so-sexy businesses that are doing great things with social media.

Shooting an elephant is not a challenge at all, and you can virtually walk right up to them and shoot them.

But he conceded that Mr. Verstraeten might encounter more of a challenge at, say, a French restaurant.

As a result, the creation of a monetary union represents a challenge at both the domestic and supranational levels.