Sentence examples for deep challenges from inspiring English sources

And there are deep challenges.

All these indies succeed because they offer deep challenges with low-stakes failure.

But even here, at a school designed for new immigrants, there are deep challenges.

And never has that been more true than in 2004, because -- let's face it -- our country faces deep challenges.

That's more important than winning the war.' " The deep challenges confronting the church became evident after Benedict's stunning decision to resign early this year.

But we've yet to see any serious attempt, notwithstanding Zuckerberg's weekend celebrity appeal with Bono, to resolving deep challenges of universal access.

It constitutes a deep challenge to democracy as we know it.

Sue Akers, a deputy assistant commissioner who is leading both police inquiries, said the department faced a deep challenge to repair its reputation.

After the vote, Mr. Conrad said he was "delighted" to have gotten 53 votes, adding, "I think that provides a significant boost to the momentum that is under way to begin to address the very deep challenge of a burgeoning debt".

He also said the changing global economic situation presented "a deep challenge to the social democratic and socialist tradition of which Labour, new or old, has always been a part".

This response, however, still leaves open the possibility of a deep challenge to liberal foundations.