Sentence examples for challenges of starting from inspiring English sources

Much has been made of the educational challenges of starting a school from scratch, and since August, The New York Times has chronicled Bronx Prep's efforts.

That Ms. Halvorson and Mr. Mallon had to pay for the concert themselves attests to the fiscal challenges of starting a new arts organization.

A gofundme page has been set up by members of the community who are helping the Halil Dudu family get acquainted with "the day to day challenges of starting a life in a new country".

Having overcome the risks and challenges of starting a new business, and survived the crucial first couple of years, the owner's attention inevitably turns to growth, winning new business, exploring new markets and expanding their customer base.

I was also curious about the challenges of starting a PR firm in Colombia.

Beside the expected challenges of starting a business, many refugee advisers need to unlearn bad habits, like pushing products to meet sales and compensation goals.

Now, she faces the challenge of starting a life as a single parent.

She acknowledged the challenge of starting a new foundation in the current economic downturn.

Republicans have held the administration to about one-third of the money that the Bush administration received for the lesser challenge of starting up the Medicare drug program.

Kolles, a Romanian, had experience running teams in Formula One and was ready for the new challenge of starting one from scratch.

New Jersey officials shut a charter school for the first time yesterday, a decision that reflected the enormous challenge of starting and running the experimental public schools.