Sentence examples for challenges following from inspiring English sources

"It's an Olympics year and the Met is facing challenges following the departure of Sir Paul Stephenson and John Yates.

"Spain continues to face important policy challenges following the bursting of the housing and credit bubble," it said.

There is a distinct demographic bias, where women appear to be significantly more susceptible to mental health challenges following radiation emergencies.

But housing associations face their own financial challenges, following the government decision to reduce the rent of social housing tenants by 1% a year, and the extension of the right to buy.

But although the trust had secured the support of Liverpool, Knowsley and Sefton primary care trusts (PCTs) and NHS North West, the region's SHA, the plans have been fraught with legal challenges, following approval in March 2010 by the former health secretary Andy Burnham.

The sweeping intelligence changes reflect an effort by Mr. Chávez to assert greater control over public institutions in the face of political challenges following a stinging defeat in December of a package of constitutional changes that would have expanded his powers.

Five supreme court justices upheld her challenge following a hearing in London last July.

At past moments of national tension, like the Communist challenge following World War II, civil liberties have come under pressure.

Legal experts said the ulcer drug's patent in Britain could also be challenged, following a recent ruling over a Lipitor patent.

Bannister committed himself to the mile challenge following a disappointing fourth-place finish in the fifteen-hundred-metre race at the 1952 Olympics, in Helsinki.

As my colleague Stephen Bush writes: "The doomsday scenario at headquarters isn't a Corbyn victory – all but one or two of the party's staff believe that is inevitable – but a legal challenge following a close Corbyn victory".