Sentence examples for challenges that have existed from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that those living with disabilities face significant transportation challenges — challenges that have existed for decades.

"There is no doubt that those living with disabilities face significant transportation challenges — challenges that have existed for decades," a Lyft spokesperson said in a statement.

By taking the Legislature to court, Mr. Pataki is directly challenging a balance of power that has existed between the executive and legislative branches in recent decades.

These ideas challenged the early childhood education rationale and practice that had existed for more than 30 years.

The challenge now is to restore the bipartisan support in Congress for disclosure that had existed for four decades until the Citizens United in 2010.

With centuries of music now reduced to malleable digital files, the craft of written composition that has existed since the invention of early notation is being directly challenged.

"Crossing the streams" between legacy and crypto will pose some of the biggest operational challenges that have ever existed in financial services.

But the same contradictions and challenges that have held back the relationship still exist.

Like nearly every social movement in American history that has challenged the status quo, violent radicals have existed at the margins of the pro-life movement.

Others that do not exist might have existed instead.

"Given the challenge of having a product that hasn't existed before, AdWords may not be the best tool for generating interest and sales," Mr. Hollowell said.