Sentence examples for challenges to which from inspiring English sources

That presents some serious challenges, to which I will return in a moment.

She inherits a bewildering array of political and economic challenges, to which she brings limited experience and an opaque outlook.

We can all agree with the prime minister that an ageing population and technological advances create new challenges to which the NHS needs to respond.

I'm assuming it hasn't been the most comfortable experience for them, given the physical and emotional challenges to which De Frutos has subjected performers in the past.

The vision motivating these collaborations is the same, notwithstanding very different environmental, political, social-cultural contexts, and technological challenges to which each must effectively and efficiently respond.

The genre's challenges lie in how to articulate memory and the passage of time, how to express what's forgotten as well as what's recalled, how to capture the shifting self — challenges to which we have a short history of solutions.

This is not their mistake but our challenge, to which we need to rise.

"This is a significant challenge to which we expect the BBC to make a significant response".

Continuing this is the obvious challenge, to which balanced expectations will hugely contribute.

But they were posing a challenge to which the only answer was a better option: something that would work.

After the interval came Bruckner's Seventh, a challenge to which all orchestral departments rose with immense skill and devotion.