Sentence examples for challenges are from from inspiring English sources

"I urge her to just go out there and have a good time, tell the American people what she wants to do, explain what the challenges are from her point of view, and just be grateful," Clinton said.

For most Afghans, the biggest challenges are from poverty — the absence of clean water, open sewers, malnutrition, disease — and many more children are at risk from those problems than from the insurgency".

VICE reached out to people who've been in hybrid poly-mono relationships to find out what the biggest challenges are from both sides and how people cope when their partner loves differently from them.

"Kelly has talked about Mexico's migration being at net zero because its economy has improved, so he seems to recognize the real challenges are from countries other than Mexico, which puts him somewhat at variance with what the president-elect was talking about," Meissner continued.

Rather, the purpose was to identify what those top ten challenges are from the perspective of a group of highly qualified and experienced clinical bioethicists who work in a variety of health care institutions.

"Are you saying all the bad challenges were from us?" Chris Coleman asked afterwards in a defiant, bristling press conference.

Zawahiri's other challenge is from inside al-Qaida.

Given the challenge was from behind, he was fortunate it did not also yield a yellow card.

The first challenge was from the Rashīdīs, whose power was by no means spent and who received substantial help from the Ottomans in men and material.

Another challenge is from the vantage point of protein flexibility.

"The second major challenge is from the conservative camp through a backlash," Semati said.