Sentence examples for challenges which have from inspiring English sources

The closeness of this election, and the multitude of legal challenges which have followed in its wake, have brought into sharp focus a common, if heretofore unnoticed, phenomenon.

Newcastle City Council's Leader, Councillor Nick Forbes, says: We face massive financial challenges which have just got bigger following further announcements of Government cuts.

But the conduct of the count has been heavily criticised (see 10.26pm) and has slowed down the results, not helped by ballot challenges which have forced a recount in one area (see 12.37pm).

The product quality and recall challenges, which have been largely centered on the United States, "have created significant uncertainty over whether it can maintain the pricing power it has historically achieved over its rivals," Mr. Usui wrote.

However, this treatment gives rise to serious questions and challenges which have not yet been fully resolved.

Despite the aforementioned merits, the interaction of humans with evolutionary algorithms also creates challenges which have been investigated in different studies.

Finally, there is the threat of primary challenges, which has been made explicitly by many activist groups and implicitly by Sarah Palin.

"The NHS as a whole is seeing growing demand for services and, like many other trusts across the country, this has caused us significant challenges which has affected the standard of the care we are providing our patients.

However, the technology is beset by challenges which has resulted in the cancellation of planned high profile commercial projects.

"Although the company had enjoyed unprecedented success in the past, it was plainly the case when I took over Tesco in 2011 that it faced a number of critical challenges which had been building for some time," he said.

The establishment of a primary care practice-based study involving a large number of individual practices requires a great deal of preliminary coordination, and there were a number of initial challenges which had to be overcome.