Sentence examples for a deep challenge. from inspiring English sources

It constitutes a deep challenge to democracy as we know it.

Sue Akers, a deputy assistant commissioner who is leading both police inquiries, said the department faced a deep challenge to repair its reputation.

Design of stable software architectures has increasingly been a deep challenge to software developers due to the high volatility of their concerns and respective design decisions.

He also said the changing global economic situation presented "a deep challenge to the social democratic and socialist tradition of which Labour, new or old, has always been a part".

Only when one holds a copy of the Baret in one's hands does one appreciate how oceanic this effort was: printed mostly in close-set Gothic type, the book is very difficult to read today, and its endless columns of words, with the innumerable annotations that surround them, provide a deep challenge to ordering.

This response, however, still leaves open the possibility of a deep challenge to liberal foundations.

But Mr. Obama's appearance presented a deeper challenge, reflecting the tenor of his times.

Beyond the symbolism of the jersey choice, however, lies a deeper challenge for this team.

But Cuno fears that universal museums in the west face a deeper challenge from nationalists around the world.

But with similar tales of infiltration emerging from Bradford and Manchester, the case throws up a deeper challenge for multicultural schooling, inner-city attainment and community cohesion.

But it leaves behind a deeper challenge: greenhouse gases, which are unaffected by scrubbers and other widely available pollution-control technologies.