Sentence examples for challenges to entering from inspiring English sources

But there are operational challenges to entering any new market and turning up supply before launching delivery services.

Although the S-1 only notes the challenges to entering a market like China, Twitter takes a slightly more frank and less guarded tone when communicating directly with the SEC.

One challenge to entering into the spirit is that some people get a kick out of making fun of what you're doing, and some people think it's a waste of time.

"It's really challenging to enter the mortgage business with no clear understanding of what Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will look like down the road," Hochschild said.

Traditional mutual fund companies are challenged to enter the ETF market, fearing cannibalization of existing products.

Some applicants find it challenging to enter financial information in the FAFSA form.

"I planned to find a job in industry after completing graduate studies, but I knew it would be challenging to enter the field with no industry experience," he says.

Beautifully photographed (by Fred Kelemen) on the austere, unforgiving Hungarian plain lands, The Turin Horse challenges us to enter into a world just beyond the one we experience daily.

Sheikh Riyadh, a major horse breeder who is in charge of the race, challenges Frank to enter Hidalgo, a renowned long-distance winner in the United States.

Afterwards, when he visits the ostracised Canales, she challenges him to enter the basement where the tortures took place, but he declines.

South Sudan, a new nation facing many challenges, managed to enter the index in a respectable position (111th) for what is a breakaway from one of the worst ranked countries, Sudan (170th).