Sentence examples for challenges notably from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perahia is a tremendous artist who has had to face serious challenges, notably a finger injury that caused him problems over many years.

There are other challenges, notably washing clothing, with Ildeniz pointing out that most smart fitness clothing uses a "puck" that can be removed to wash them.

Not everything is in its right place yet, and the necessary adjustment is bringing serious social challenges, notably in the form of unacceptably high unemployment.

And Mr Sanders was less nimble than Mrs Clinton in dealing with challenges, notably on his greatest vulnerability, his record on gun control.

Some of these have faced legal challenges — notably the anti-solicitation laws, which have had a string of defeats in federal district and appellate courts.

This landscape comprises significant DEM remote sensing challenges, notably a high mountain relief, steep slopes, and a deeply incised high sinuosity drainage network with narrow canyon/gorge reaches.

The countess has more challenging mounts for those wanting a challenge – notably Chaos, one of her Arabs, who has to be ridden with verve to make sure he does not live up to his name.

Despite the progress made in cancer therapies, neoplastic diseases are still a major therapeutic challenge notably because of intra- and inter-malignant tumour heterogeneity and adaptation/escape of malignant cells to/from treatment.

"These are sub-optimal compared to an adequacy decision, and may not be available to some types of companies, for instance small companies or those dealing directly with consumers," it writes, adding: "Some are also currently subject to legal challenge, notably the Schrems II case against Standard Contractual Clauses, underlining the need for a transitional arrangement".

That is the task facing the current incumbents, and there have been signs to suggest they are capable of rising to the challenge, notably in the manner they battled past Algeria in the last 16, despite a below-par display, and then in this dogged performance against France.

This diversity of disciplines is certainly a strength, but its complexity also represents a challenge, notably in terms of coordination and communication.