Sentence examples similar to considering his challenges from inspiring English sources

If you think you are having a difficult Monday, consider his challenges.

Consider his challenge.

The supreme court agreed in December 2008 to consider his challenge of that status, and he was handed over to civilian authorities to stand trial in Illinois.

The Kore may well be one of the devices he had in mind, and considering his mention of "challenges in being first to market with the Xoom", my money's on these domain purchases being their first step of a big marketing push for a new tablet.

Uniting a fractious government will be his main challenge and, considering his age, 89, it could be his biggest.

Any prospective manager has to consider his biggest challenge will be to keep Sunderland up this season.

In one of his last interviews prior to election day, Barack Obama said that he considered his biggest challenge as President would be creating a "working majority for change".

There was room for a little rant at the umpire in there too, Murray venting his displeasure after Nadal took a good few seconds to consider his options before challenging a line call on a forehand that had been ruled out.

Consider his or her greatest challenges and achievements, and the legacy he or she left behind.

Upon his return to Moscow from Kiev, Ukraine, late Tuesday, the candidate, Ivan Rybkin, had said he was considering dropping his challenge to the incumbent, President Vladimir V. Putin.

Afghan officials often praised what they considered his evenhanded approach to their challenges.