Sentence examples for a challenge that could from inspiring English sources

EVERY chief executive at some point faces a challenge that could define his or her career.

Eagle also pledged that she wanted to help "heal" the Labour party, a challenge that could be greater than winning the leadership contest.

He linked the troubles at home to the threats from abroad by suggesting that they collectively posed a challenge that could not be deferred.

The demand for plants capable of operating physical separation processes continuously at high levels of efficiency was a challenge that could not be met by the traditional chemist or mechanical engineer.

But finding the right price on contract extensions for Posada, Rivera and Rodriguez, before they hit the open market, will be a challenge that could shape the team's future for years.

But for Ms. Lewis and many counterparts at other companies, particularly in the security and health industries, Sept. 11 also presented a challenge that could easily prove to be the pinnacle of their careers.

"This is not a simple challenge that could, in a certain situation, bring the first cracks".

And I worry that while Marissa is taking on a big challenge that could be a game changer in how women are perceived in business, any mis-step will be scrutinized heavily, and not a little unfairly.

A former prisoner has failed in a legal challenge that could have forced police to destroy thousands of DNA samples collected from those convicted of serious crimes before 1994.

While that track celebrates the machismo culture of the drag race, Don't Worry Baby, is about a boy who brags about his car and ending up in a racing challenge that could ruin his reputation or get him hurt.

Protein extraction was a major challenge that could assess the purity of the VEGF165 and lead to a simplified purification procedure.