Sentence examples for challenges in the wake from inspiring English sources

That explanation faces challenges in the wake of today's news.

Financiers, lawyers, traders and accountants gathered this week at the annual International Swaps and Derivatives Association conference here to discuss "Collateralization and Netting — the Impact" and "Systemic Risk: Advances and Challenges in the Wake of the Crisis".

The National Council for Science Education, which opposes creationism in schools, contends that creationists and intelligent design proponents have merely changed their tactics to avoid legal challenges in the wake of the Dover decision, and are now arguing that teachers should have a right to teach critiques of evolution.

Encrypted email continues to present challenges in the wake of the 2013 Edward Snowden revelations about U.S. intelligence agency surveillance programs.

This is more so for the developing countries, which are constrained by resource, capacity, and institutional challenges in the wake of rapidly increasing population.

Japan faces a number of challenges in the wake of last week's environmental disaster.

"I think some of these laws will be challenged in the wake of desires to do embryo research," she said.

But recent events have turned it into something bigger, including a much larger security challenge in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings last month.

No one should dispute the scale of challenge in the wake of Tory efforts to consolidate their power base in England by reducing seats in Westminster.

"I think we all took this year as somewhat of a challenge, in the wake of some of the criticism that had been leveled at Season 6 and politically some of the things that the show had weathered," Howard Gordon, an executive producer of "24," said in an interview last month at the show's production facilities in the Chatsworth neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley here.

Early Christians faced a monumental challenge in the wake of Jesus' death.