Sentence examples for beginning of a challenging from inspiring English sources

It is only the beginning of a challenging process to responsibly empty the prison that will likely take many months.

"This marks the beginning of a challenging year for the UK motor industry," said Paul Everitt, SMMT chief executive.

"This storm is the beginning of a challenging winter ahead, especially for those living in inadequate shelters and exposed to cold and wet conditions".

His victory could mark the beginning of a challenge to years of domination by Mongolian wrestlers, and reignite interest in the ancient sport among younger Japanese people.

Although the UK government's Prevent strategy claims the internet must not be ungoverned space for Islamist extremism and British diplomats have taken the lead in the global communications fight against Islamic State on the net, the study suggests government agencies are only at the beginning of a "labyrinthine challenge".

It marks the end of the recount and the very likely beginning of a court challenge.

This weekend was perhaps the beginning of a bigger challenge ahead for us all, but I see it, not as something to fear or deny, but rather as an opportunity for mankind to take giant steps towards a great spiritual evolution that will ultimately connect us more than we've ever been before.

Clustered effector genes got induced stronger in the beginning of a bacterial challenge whereas non-clustered genes reached their peak during later stages of the infection, probably reflecting the need to facilitate a fast transcriptional response (Kruskal-Wallace test for effector genes at 1.5 h: χ2 = 4.321 df = 1, P = 0.038, see also significant Time×Function×Clustering interaction in Tab. 3).

Afterwards Rayne, claiming to now be done with James, announced the beginning of an open challenge series intended to find her new opponents, and, as part of it, successfully defended the Women's Knockout Championship against former knockouts ODB, Roxxi and Alissa Flash.

The beginning of NET was challenging, since he seemed to recall very little of his early years as a child in Somalia.

Phillips suggests that our retirement should be the beginning of a new of challenges.