Sentence examples for challenge at the start of from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush faced such a challenge at the start of his presidency with the arrest of Robert Hanssen, a longtime F.B.I. agent caught working for Russia.

CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK, PAGE B7 A Challenge at Preakness War Emblem is expected to get a far tougher challenge at the start of today's Preakness than he did in winning the Kentucky Derby.

To help participants overcome this challenge, at the start of each block, the set of target locations for that block was displayed.

Apart from the perennial task of managing the economy, Cameron's two greatest challenges at the start of his second term as prime minister were constitutional.

Mr. Mukherjee acknowledged India's recent challenges at the start of his speech, saying: "We have to improve our macroeconomic environment".

NEW YORK — Sweaters cut away to reveal bared flesh, coats swinging sleeveless over rangy bodies or leggings running down to cover ankle and foot — traditional American sportswear is being challenged at the start of New York Fashion Week for winter 2010.

An opener faces many challenges at the start of an innings and the most important in one-day cricket are correctly judging what a good score is on the pitch the game is being played on, and working out the best way of getting there.

Dechen had some challenges at the start of the album: "I remember when Helge said at the very beginning of this production that this album will be a big challenge for both of us.

"While progress was made on many issues during 2012, many of the underlying challenges remain at the start of the new year".

Solomons led his team to the European Challenge Cup final at the start of this month, where they lost 19-13 to Gloucester.

Woolf challenges this "we" at the start of her book, but after some pages devoted to the feminist point she abandons it.