Sentence examples for a challenge comparable to from inspiring English sources

I asked Kelly if the N.Y.P.D.'s relations with the city's Muslim communities today are a challenge comparable to its dealings with the black community in the past.

However much Republicans may play up the similarities between China and the Soviet Union, Chinese sabre-rattling does not represent a global challenge comparable to that of the Soviet Union.

In this wooded valley at the foot of a forbidding mountain, there is no ecological challenge comparable to the acid rain that erodes cathedrals in Cologne and Cracow.Yet the 30 Serbian monks who man this 700-year-old redoubt face far more lethal dangers than that.

CP is a congenital disorder that gives challenges comparable to those of the diagnoses in this study, especially MMC.

While May's BBC2 series tends to be concerned with building things or learning manly skills, it has included challenges comparable to that now facing the channel's controller Kim Shillinglaw, such as forming musicians into a team or turning someone into a TV presenter (albeit covering racehorses, not cars).

Subsequently, they face challenges comparable to traditional programs.

The challenge ahead: "I think the Breeders' Cup Mile challenge is comparable to this challenge, when Animal Kingdom came into the race off an eight-month layoff.

Since different approaches have been used in defining waste, it is notably a challenge to gather comparable data for example, between waste in rich and poor countries.

Our challenges are comparable to those described in other studies on translation and cultural adaptation of questionnaires [ 67, 75- 78].

The prevalence of sexual dysfunction among the physically challenged is comparable to prevalence rates in the able male and female population.

It's as if she's coaching her vocalist back into the ring: in a period dominated by 50 Cent's blustering bravado and the insurgency of Southern crunk, the mid-tempo saunter of violins and horn sweeps aimed to challenge comparable peers with its veneer alone.