Sentence examples similar to challenging formative years from inspiring English sources

Unbeknownst to many, black girls wrestle with very distinct challenges during their formative years which is why influential female leaders and mentors play a critical role in our communities.

The photographs on view at the Barnes, by masters including William Henry Fox Talbot, Gustave Le Gray and Julia Margaret Cameron, reveal both the promise and challenges of photography in its formative years.

The disadvantage of advantage is that in a child's formative years the challenges that build character, strength [grit] and values of focus are not automatically there unless the parents work hard to create the right kind of different challenges that young people need to be able to grow strong enough to deal with the real challenges of modern life.

Tim Brighouse, the London schools tsar, says in his essay that the expansion of nursery provision "will change for the better the experience in the most formative years for children of the most challenged families".

And we will meet the challenges and risks of transparency in these first formative years of the age of open data," he said.

"My formative years were spent under the Thatcher government, and the Thatcher government could do what it wanted because it didn't feel challenged or threatened by the Labour party".

"My formative years," he said.

"Those were my formative years," he said.

"Those were really formative years," she said.

Tells about his formative years under Stalin.

Many spent formative years abroad.