Sentence examples for challenges that may come from inspiring English sources

Next door neighbor India is closely monitoring events in Pakistan for any security challenges that may come about.

This routine settles their brains, priming them for an openness to learning, and shoring them up for the challenges that may come their way through the school day.

By completing this phase of mental preparation, you will be armed with the ability to adapt and persevere any challenges that may come your way.

By heightening our awareness to the role that our thoughts, perceptions and beliefs play in our lives, we can set ourselves up for optimal wellness, while counteracting or coexisting with, health challenges that may come our way.

There is also evidence that a person's rating of his/her HRQoL is related to the person's ability to cope with and manage the challenges that may come with an illness [ 1, 12, 13].

It also brought forward the discussion on possible challenges that may come with implementation of task shifting in relation to quality of health care, management of human resources policies as they relate to training and development, the need for additional incentives, motivation and staff promotion.

Returning to these qualities and making them a central focus of our contemplation and action will prepare us for any challenge that may come.

Our LGBT friends should be able to enjoy the same challenge, the rewards and even the pitfalls that may come with it.

Interviewers were extensively trained in the specific challenges of surveying substance-affected families and are closely supervised to deal with problems that may come up.

In this monograph, he discusses the challenges that are present in dealing with root canal procedures, i.e., instruments and medicaments, that may come in contact with the periapical tissues during treatment.

She warned of the dangers that may come from ignoring science, especially when it comes to solving what she called the "horrendous challenge of global warming".