Sentence examples for challenges and troubles from inspiring English sources

"Even though these were local elections, they were seen as a vote of confidence for the ruling AKP government, given the domestic challenges and troubles they have been facing," Didem Collinsworth, a Turkey expert at the International Crisis Group, told The WorldPost.

Executions in Arkansas had been largely halted since 2005 because of legal challenges and trouble obtaining execution drugs.

Roughly six months after that DOJ summit, Xavier Becerra (D), California's attorney general, said their early talks were "perceived as something worthwhile". He acknowledged in an interview that there have been "increased discussions among the state AGs" about the privacy challenges and other troubles posed by some of the tech industry's biggest players.

However, they ignore the inaccuracies of predicting those who inevitably will die, and pose troubling clinical challenges and a risk of abuse.

He recommended filling a kong -- a rubber beehive-shaped item he called "the Cadillac of chew toys" -- with treats, leaving one unbudgeable bit of kibble to keep the dog challenged and out of trouble.

Such delays, escalating costs and daunting technical challenges "raise troubling questions as to whether this project can be constructed and operated successfully," the audit warns.

Leo Wah, a Chinese banking analyst for Moody's, said that Chinese banks could weather the decline in real estate prices, but cautioned that they could face more challenges if economic troubles spread.

But for computers, there are many challenges still troubling researchers.

But the young, Muslim-majority republic faces serious challenges: high unemployment, trouble with neighbors and Islamist extremism.

In elderly care registered nurses (RNs) and nurse assistants (NAs) face ethical challenges which may trouble their conscience.

Similar challenges trouble Transportation Security Administration agents gazing at X-ray images and surgeons peering into incisions.