Sentence examples for considerable challenges and from inspiring English sources
China still faces "considerable challenges" and investors' perception of risk can change abruptly, she said.
In the context of the considerable challenges and opportunities I've touched on in this address, this kind of instability is simply intolerable".
This is a group facing considerable challenges and, to be honest, there are days when I severely doubt whether we are having a positive impact on their lives.
In a statement issued by the finance ministers from the Group of Seven industrial countries, following a meeting here this evening, the countries acknowledged that some countries face "considerable challenges" and said they would support those who adopt strong policies to restore growth.
"The government has always recognised that the changes proposed to the police service in Northern Ireland, following the Patten report, will entail considerable challenges and uncertainty for the men and women of the RUC, who have served the community in the most difficult circumstances with courage and resilience over the last 30 years.
But in many of these conflicts, organisations with similar aims to the Syrian casualty recorders are doing their best to replace unsubstantiated rhetoric with reliable casualty records, often in the face of very considerable challenges and, increasingly, sharing knowledge and best practices with each other.
On the other hand, the complexity of urban systems management makes it a considerable challenge, and the surrounding circumstances are difficult to predict accurately.
Since they act on a broad spectrum of ion channel families and are rapidly degraded in vivo, converting these toxins to drugs represents a considerable challenge, and attempts are being made to synthesize smaller and more durable mimetic structures [1 4].
Speaking on the Good Morning Scotland programme, he said: "I think the Curriculum for Excellence provides a considerable challenge and has done during its implementation and that's why the Scottish government and a number of other bodies have supported teachers wholeheartedly with resources, with money and with time, and are going to go on doing so.
The process has been a considerable challenge and the mission is far from accomplished, partly because the practice was so ingrained in military culture.
