Sentence examples for challenges of having from inspiring English sources

Someone familiar with the challenges of having sex in a restaurant bathroom.

Someone familiar with the challenges of having sex in a minivan.

Writing these female characters, he says, is "one of the great challenges of having grown up in misogynistic institutions".

The technical challenges of having analytics managers help executives in decision making pales compared to the cultural and political challenges.

I'm 47 years old, so I know that in theory it's time for me to begin dealing with the challenges of having aging parents.

Caroline Tomlinson The enormous challenges of having a disabled child have inspired Caroline Tomlinson, who has used her own experiences to help other parents in similar positions.

"I've been aware my entire life of the benefits and challenges of having parents in the public eye," says Special Correspondent Clinton.

At a "Fear Factor" party, guests face challenges of having to eat baby food or calling boys in their class while everyone else watches.

Torn out of a sheltered middle-class life, they confronted the challenges of having to cope with a different language, unfamiliar customs and strange sports such as cricket.

Both exceptional women had to reckon with the "push and pull of combining professional life and motherhood, and the challenges of having a husband in a subordinate position".

The lack of clear governance policies, the report said, compounded the structural challenges of having five separate boards of trustees, each with representatives from different agencies and unions.