Sentence examples for challenge has caused from inspiring English sources

Much of Mr Labastida's lost support has gone to Mr Cardenas.Even if Mr Fox's support may be close to its ceiling, the persistence of his challenge has caused many Mexicans to start thinking the unthinkable: that he might defeat the PRI.

Perhaps a relationship has ended, or a job/position is no longer, or a loved one moved on/passed away, or a health challenge has caused you to operate differently.

"Returning to a role that I love but haven't sung in a number of seasons, and encountering its unique challenges, has caused me to reconsider keeping it in my repertoire," Ms. Voigt said in a statement about Isolde released by opera officials this weekend.

But the president faces the same political challenge that has caused such difficulty for the Republican convention organizers — how to strike an aggressive campaign posture against his rival as a potential hurricane barrels toward the Gulf Coast and New Orleans.

Fighting my way through the challenges and hardship has caused my thought process to completely change.

This raises the question of whether such provisions (where they exist) could be used to challenge crisis communication that has caused harmful effects (for example where negative language concerning particular groups was used).

The magnitude of these challenges, combined with many others, has caused some early proponents of tokamaks to question whether the design itself is intrinsically flawed.

The charges apparently stem from a paper Duesberg and four colleagues published last summer in Medical Hypotheses that challenged the assertion that HIV has caused massive loss of life due to AIDS, and more specifically, disputed a 2008 study arguing that hundreds of thousands of lives have been lost in South Africa because of delays in distributing antiretroviral drugs (ARVs).

Its emergence has caused a therapeutic challenge because it is usually not susceptible to traditional antibiotics used in ABM treatment [ 24, 25].

The outbreak of Novel Influenza A (H1N1) has caused a global challenge since the first case was identified on 23 April 2009.

"The NHS as a whole is seeing growing demand for services and, like many other trusts across the country, this has caused us significant challenges which has affected the standard of the care we are providing our patients.