Sentence examples for challenges of losing from inspiring English sources

"While talking to firefighters about the challenges of losing weight, the mayor made a joke which upset Veronica Atkins," Mr. Skyler said.

If policies and programs can improve economic and emotional stability for both children and families, orphans may have a greater chance of pushing past the challenges of losing a parent and the additional traumas to which orphanhood exposes them.

Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has urged the team to rise to the challenge of losing captain Steven Gerrard for up to a month.

As for Lincoln Center, it must wrestle with the double challenge of losing a major anchor and overcoming a fundamentally flawed design.

Paralympic champion Jonnie Peacock has welcomed the challenge of losing his 100m T43/T44 world record to Brazilian Alan Oliveira.

Given how difficult it can be to change habits as demonstrated by the challenge of losing weight, eating healthily and exercising enough, why anyone is surprised at how difficult it is for people to change what they do at work surprises me.

Only a few brave senior coppers dare to challenge that for fear of losing resources and public confidence.

The majority of these workers are on precarious agency contracts, which while not illegal, make it virtually impossible for them to challenge unfair treatment for fear of losing their job.

Although some authors and publishers challenged the project for fear of losing control of copyrighted material, similar digitization projects were launched by Microsoft Corporation and the online book vendor Amazon.com, although the latter company proposed that each electronic page would be retrieved for a small fee shared with the copyright holders.

If anyone knows about the pain of losing a Challenge Cup final, then it is Francis Cummins.

Because the ADAAA was passed on the brink of a recession, and unemployment rates have remained relatively high during the post-ADAAA period, morbidly obese workers may be reluctant to challenge employers out of fear of losing their jobs in a tight labor market.