Sentence examples for challenge to retain from inspiring English sources
It was a challenge to retain a loyal audience because we were moving all over town.
But it's a growing challenge to retain control as mobility and the democratization of everything (commerce, politics and societies) increases – along with cybercrime and cyber war.
Williams, who will launch her challenge to retain the title on Centre Court on Tuesday, and her sister Serena are the embodiment of Heldman's dream for female tennis players.
PAGE C1 Canada Liberals Keep Power Prime Minister Paul Martin and his Liberal Party survived a strong Conservative challenge to retain power, but they lost their majority in the House of Commons.
The Greens oppose the offshore processing and resettlement of asylum seekers, but face a challenge to retain Senate seats in South Australia, as support for Nick Xenophon's party gathers steam.
Jose Mourinho got his hands back on the Premier League trophy in 2014/15 as Chelsea cruised to the title, but they face a difficult challenge to retain their crown this season.
It has doubled its number of customers over the last 12 months to 150,000 and hopes to hit 200,000 by next April, but admits such fast growth poses a challenge to retaining the best levels of service.
But other students said it's challenging to retain first-semester course content over the break, and the schedule makes the holiday period less enjoyable.
With the increasing number of VCs and low switching cost, it is challenging to retain existing users and encourage their continued participation.
In fact, after six years of dishonesty and alarmism, it seems especially important — if challenging — to retain a capacity for grave, calibrated concern about the proliferation of nuclear aspirant states and their proud ties to terrorist networks.
Combined with the rapid shrinks of critical dimensions, the ultra-low k dielectrics face challenges to retain the benefits of interconnect scaling both on their manufacturability and reliability performances.
