Sentence examples for challenge to raise from inspiring English sources

Estienne said it had been a challenge to raise the money 30 years ago.

He has just done the Tough Mudder challenge to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Nevertheless, he says that "it was a challenge to raise capital".

To begin with, it would be a challenge to raise the billions required to buy Sun.

Every day becomes a challenge to raise the bar a bit higher and aim for new goals.

Cameron admitted the government faced a challenge to raise people's living standards, but pointed to low interest rates and the £10,000 tax threshold.

Licciardone and Russo [ 25] point out that the influence of a number of non-specific treatment effects on clinical outcomes present a major challenge to raising the evidence base of OMT and constructing appropriate clinical trials.

As confidence continues to be sapped from the banking sectors in a number of European countries, firms are likely to face mounting challenges to raise new money.

He said about 60 percent of the trust's funding came from Japan and that it was challenging to raise money locally.

Mr. Albanese said that it would have been "extremely challenging" to raise the same amount of cash through a rights issue in the current markets.

He embarked on a series of incredible physical challenges to raise over half a million pounds for charity, challenges that would have been too much for the vast majority of men in perfect health.