Sentence examples for a grim challenge from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a grim challenge" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a difficult or daunting task that has a serious or somber nature. Example: "The team faced a grim challenge as they worked to rebuild the community after the devastating storm."
When Cambodia's property market suffered along with the global economy, she faced a grim challenge.
In the UK, though, we still have the idea of insect-consumption as being a grim challenge on programmes such as I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here!
The bombings in Volgograd Sunday and Monday killed 34 people and injured 72, a blood-stained reminder of Russia's enduring vulnerability to extremist violence and a grim challenge to Putin's promises of staging carefree Olympic Games in the southern city of Sochi in February.
It is a grim challenge to perform spectrum sensing under TVMFF channel.
KABUL — Afghanistan's security forces are experiencing "shockingly high" casualties and conflict has displaced record numbers of civilians, a U.S. government watchdog said in a report Sunday on the grim challenge facing the country as it confronts the Taliban and other insurgencies with drastically reduced support from the United States and other NATO partners.
Whichever way you look at it, there must have been chafing, although as feats of endurance go it's still nowhere near the grim challenge posed by the harrowing 3 47 duration of Reid's debut single Stardust.
The idea, imported largely from similar events in Britain (like the Grim Challenge) and Germany (the Strongman Run), is to stage events more convivial than marathons and triathlons, but more grueling than shorter runs or novelty events, some of which also have a mud-covered theme.
It lasted little more than two years, however, before it was taken as a perk of the job in January 1661 by James Norfolke, Serjeant of the House of Commons, who had the grim challenge of exhuming Cromwell so he could be hanged and beheaded at Tyburn.
The ability to detect and characterize malignant cells in circulation holds enormous promise as a biomarker in HCC, a grim cancer challenged by the inability of conventional noninvasive diagnostic and staging modalities to encompass its great clinical and biological heterogeneity, as well as by a scarcity of tumor tissue available for diagnostic or research purposes.
Browsing the bookstore shelves can pose its grim challenges for the ordinary mortal.
By contrast, the foreign affairs of GM and Ford have been catalogues of failing, over-stretched imperialism.Chrysler is the healthiest of Detroit's Big Three car companies these days, even though it still faces grim challenges in the American market.
