Sentence examples for challenges began from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Adami, the challenges began almost immediately after he jumped into the Hudson.

Mr. Distenfield's company was born in 1993 in a Santa Barbara storefront, and the legal challenges began almost immediately.

Mrs. Shriver's official efforts on behalf of people with developmental challenges began after she became the executive vice president of the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation in 1957.

Mr. Graffman's search for new musical challenges began nearly a decade ago, when he gave the premiere of Ned Rorem's Fourth Piano Concerto.

The recent challenges began in 2004, with the election of T. J. Rodgers, the founder of Cypress Semiconductor, a libertarian known in business circles for his entrepreneurial skills and his long, blistering 1996 reply to a form letter from the Sisters of St. Francis criticizing his company for having no female or minority directors.

As for this film, she acknowledged that the challenges began in many ways after the picture was long locked.

The schedule is full of challenges, beginning with Saturday's game at Pittsburgh.

Psychologists and psychiatrists are still befuddled by basic challenges, beginning with diagnoses, which, for children, can change as they develop.

For Mr. Obama, who flew to Washington on Sunday to join his family, it adds a new crisis to an agenda already packed with challenges, beginning with the economy.

At the same time, this research project looks at what types of challenges beginning teachers encounter in school.

The challenges begin with the labor-intensive manufacturing process (it takes up to 6,000 worker-hours to build a prop plane, versus 20 to assemble a car).