Sentence examples for create any challenges from inspiring English sources
"Our initial thoughts on this proposal are that it is favorable for both money fund shareholders and sponsors, and it is unlikely to create any challenges for corporations, financial institutions or other active money market borrowers," Mr. Roever wrote in a note to clients.
Did the changes — like the phones — create any challenges?
When I asked if having such a large founding team created any challenges, Krim responded that each of them brings different knowledge and experience to the company, and each of them has a different role.
But they said that the death would not create any serious challenge to Kim Jong-un because his father had already rallied the country's most influential political players behind his son.
In that statute, Congress did not define or limit the term "emergency" or create any explicit right to challenge an emergency in court.
Failure is still a no-no here, creating a challenge for any start-up.
With their passers supremely challenged, creating any offense flow was difficult for the visitors.
And so WAMI's oddball melange of shows reflects the challenge of creating any new service in an increasingly competitive environment -- particularly on a low budget.
The increase will also create political challenges.
