Sentence examples for challenges in the face of from inspiring English sources

Public services face uncertainty and challenges, in the face of which they must basically keep calm and carry on.

And challenges in the face of new rival services from the likes of Google and Apple's iTunes Radio.

Cailloux and the rest of the Native Guards faced daunting challenges in the face of bitter white racism.

Challenges: "In the face of local workload pressures it is challenging to keep up international collaborations, but they are essential if one wants to create world-leading research".

Tenure, for example, is a particular problem: people who rent privately and struggle to get their landlords to fix even minor problems in their homes may be up against significant challenges in the face of natural disaster.

In calling on legislators to back his $53 billion budget plan, Mr. Quinn, a Democrat, joined a host of other governors who are facing daunting challenges in the face of diminishing revenue.

The city's challenge, in the face of inevitable budget cuts, is to maintain its enviable distinction.

He warned on Sunday that the government is facing a "sharp challenge" in the face of the Brexit vote, but indicated that there would be some limited relief for those who are struggling.

In a speech, Mr. Leavell was effusive in his praise of their work, which has become increasingly challenging in the face of record insect infestations, drought, wildfires and the challenges posed by development.

Jeremy Corbyn's critics inside his party have set aside the possibility of a post-election leadership challenge in the face of warnings by pollsters that the party leader remains impossible to defeat in any vote of Labour members.

Revision knee arthroplasty can be challenging in the face of bone loss and joint instability.