Sentence examples for created a challenging from inspiring English sources

If the company has not created a challenging position that uses the employees' new overseas experience and skills, they often go to a competing company.

"The change in the market beginning in the second half of last year created a challenging fourth quarter," Kenneth M. Jacobs, the firm's chief executive, said in a telephone interview.

This shift in strategy means we will cease production of Disney Infinity, where the lack of growth in the toys-to-life market, coupled with high development costs, has created a challenging business model.

The relative strength of the US dollar has created a challenging competitive environment in Eastern Europe in particular and, as a result, Chromium sales and margins outside of North America are expected to be materially lower than the previous year.

It also has created a challenging re-election prospect for Mr. Parker, since he is running against two officials with a history of getting votes and winning elections in portions of the State Senate district, which includes Flatbush and East Flatbush.

This fact has created a challenging situation of transitioning from pediatric to adult care.

Their candid demeanour was punctuated by long, uncomfortable silences, creating a challenging atmosphere for even the most self-assured operators.

But the expansive lineup created a challenge.

The location -- adjacent to wetlands -- created a challenge as well as inspiration for the design, he said.

Management of coal combustion products (CCPs) has created a challenge for utilities and regulators.

This has created a challenge for some IT departments when it comes to securing work content.