Sentence examples for challenged to replace from inspiring English sources

The former N.B.A. player Jon Barry, now an ESPN analyst, said the Heat would be challenged to replace Bosh's points and presence.

"The bank could be challenged to replace the three senior staff and in particular find a new CEO who not only has a sufficient understanding of the investment banking business to run Barclays, but also has the credibility and ability to swiftly address the weaknesses that the Libor incident revealed and stakeholders' perceptions of the investment bank," Moody's added.

"The bank could be challenged to replace the three senior staff and in particular find a new CEO who not only has a sufficient understanding of the investment banking business to run Barclays, but also has the credibility and ability to swiftly address the weaknesses that the Libor incident revealed and stakeholders' perceptions of the investment bank," it said.

A person familiar with the company's operations said that cable operators, like AT&T or Cox, would find it "challenging" to replace the services, either by providing them directly or seeking another cable provider.

Despite the identification of almost a dozen antigens for developing next generation PPD, it is challenging to replace the classical PPD preparation.

"It will be a massive challenge to replace such a fantastic athlete and captain".

My film would take up the ultimate challenge: to replace the nonexistent images of death in the gas chambers.

The next lesson to learn from last summer was the charge that any challenge to replace a prime minister took a prohibitively lengthy amount of time.

"I don't deny that it is a massive challenge to replace him, so we have to be even more a team and work even more together to compensate that loss.

"We have made this trade with Tampa Bay fully aware that Keyshawn has been a wonderful player for the Jets and that it will be a challenge to replace him," Groh said in the statement.

MICHAEL GOVE Justice secretary A favourite among the Tory membership, and could put in a decent challenge to replace David Cameron, but it is believed the justice secretary is being genuine when he says that he doesn't have any interest in the role.