Sentence examples for common challenges faced from inspiring English sources
A 2008 Harvard University graduate, Brittany has worked with disability communities in five countries, giving her a sense of the common challenges faced globally.
Grammaticality is one of the common challenges faced by students who turn to various strategies to compensate for their insufficient grammar mastery.
A joint statement issued Sunday by economic ministers from the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations and China, at the end of their annual consultations, said product quality and food safety were common challenges faced by every country.
Khan, the children's-book author, has also worked with the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding, a Muslim group based in Dearborn, Michigan, which published a report on the common challenges faced by Muslims and the gay community.
Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi said in a statement that the pope and the imam had "mainly addressed the common challenges faced by the authorities and faithful of the major religions of the world".
Interviews with 10 women of color shed light on some of the common challenges faced by black women in the workplace, how they cope with those challenges, and how those coping mechanisms affect their chances of long-term success.
A large problem with Trump is that he doesn't view America as a world leader, working hard to tackle the common challenges facing the whole of humanity.
Given this success, I'd like to see the Blue Plains spirit extended to some other common challenges facing the Washington area.
This one shows the most common challenges facing small and mid-sized businesses in developing economies, where political instability and fragile infrasturcture are often considered the major barriers to economic growth.
Given common challenges facing the UK prison system, we assume that these findings are likely to be generalizable to other settings.
One of the most common challenges facing innovation-inspired firms in the emerging economies relates to the clarity and effective enforcement of regulations governing health products.
