Sentence examples for challenges unique to from inspiring English sources

Which brings us to challenges unique to the Fringe.

But still there are challenges unique to the prison setting.

She will also confront challenges unique to the publishing world.

Mr. Claridge and his crew know how to cope with challenges unique to Hollywood.

"I say it humbly because there are challenges unique to soccer that I wouldn't be privy to until I was there".

"Although our domestic transit systems have thus far been spared," they wrote, "deadly terrorist attacks in Spain, Great Britain, India and Russia over the last few years have emphasized the vulnerabilities of public transportation in large urban areas and demonstrated the security challenges unique to these open, passenger-heavy systems".

Google Glass aside, there are other challenges unique to premium VR headsets.

The many challenges unique to muon accelerators are derived from the short lifetime of the muons.

But this is not a challenge unique to China, nor is it unique to this period in its history.

Nor is it a challenge unique to Britain; developed countries around the world are grappling with a rise in chronic conditions associated with adverse trends in diet, exercise and obesity.

"It's not a challenge unique to Tribune," Griffin said.