Sentence examples for challenges has grown from inspiring English sources

But "is he going to have the license to do what he wants to do?" The list of Anglo American's challenges has grown in recent years.

The challenges have grown more varied.

Officials were warning a decade ago of weakness in the grid that moves power around the country, and the challenges have grown with deregulation.

Such challenges have grown more common as aggressive landlords try to convert rent-regulated apartments into market-rate units to maximize profits.

Legal challenges have grown at the same pace, as opponents and supporters battle over the 100-word summaries drafted by the secretary of state's office to appear on petitions.

The challenge has grown along with the show's fanbase.

The economic challenge has grown particularly severe in Egypt since the fall of President Hosni Mubarak.

(The new essay adds two wedges because the scope of the challenge has grown in the last seven years).

Now the challenge has grown for investigators trying to determine exactly what happened in those last frantic days.

The time between visits has shortened in the past couple of years, while the challenge has grown.

The financial challenge has grown as orchestras that could once count on support from business leaders and industrialists — when the Pittsburgh Symphony was founded at the turn of the last century, Pittsburgh was a booming steel town, and Andrew Carnegie helped support the ensemble — now must struggle to raise money in a very different kind of economy.