Sentence examples for a particularly difficult challenge from inspiring English sources

Mr. Huntsman has a particularly difficult challenge.

And that, he said, presents a particularly difficult challenge for the Bush administration.

Lawyers for Ms. Hernandez and Mr. Moore face a particularly difficult challenge in the California courts.

With Mr. Bush vowing to hold down the growth in government spending, Democrats face a particularly difficult challenge in winning full financing for the programs they favor.

When they encounter a particularly difficult challenge, he said, their attitude is, "Hey, it's starting to get fun now, and we're earning our money".

A particularly difficult challenge is posed by Pakistan, a traditional American ally that now acts as unofficial patron to Afghanistan's ruling Taliban movement.

The dispute also poses a particularly difficult political challenge for President Obama, who co-sponsored a similar bill when he was in Congress and who included funding for the idea in his first budget.

He recently opined that building a universe -- even a nicely tuned one -- is not a particularly difficult technical challenge.

The synthesis of carbohydrate structures presented particularly difficult challenges in organic chemistry.

Children whose families live well below the poverty line or who live in very disadvantaged neighborhoods can face particularly difficult challenges.

Tuberculosis in children presents particularly difficult challenges, but research priorities and advances in pediatric tuberculosis could provide wider insights and opportunities for tuberculosis control.