Sentence examples for challenges are over from inspiring English sources

"This is not to say that the challenges are over, not least of which is an underlying oil price still markedly short of the level which would provide comfort for the company".

It does not mean our economic challenges are over.

"It's more a function of there being more money than they thought there would be," he said, "and not a signal that their financial challenges are over".

Wouldn't it make more sense to ban something until the legal challenges are over?

Those same polls that suggest waning public patience also show that 51% of voters think Mr Bush should have waited until the legal challenges were over before declaring victory.

So now that my 100 mile challenge is over, what next?

Returning climbers who thought their challenge was over had to walk from hotel to airport so they could fly home to the usual triumphal welcome.

I'm already planning another camping and cycling holiday next year when my challenge is over, meaning next time I'll be able to enjoy the pubs en route as well as the scenery.

I knew that once the challenge was over, I had a fluffy, warm bed and air conditioning awaiting me.

Put simply, the BNP's electoral challenge is over.

· Wayne Arthurs's challenge is over - and so is a remarkable statistical run.