Sentence examples for deepest challenge from inspiring English sources

EVEN though his government has lasted longer than many expected, and despite his own recent uptick in popularity, Mr. Prodi's staying power may now be facing its deepest challenge.

Herein lies the deepest challenge to the opening of Mexico to political and economic change: the fear that without an authoritarian leader, an unruly populace will destroy the nation.

As party mandarins gather for their five-year congress, the deepest challenge may be how to reinvent their moldy institution and foster the continued acceptance, if not love, of an increasingly diverse and assertive population.

Baluchistan Province is frequently hit by earthquakes and wracked by both drought and flooding, but many of its deepest challenges are man-made.

It's in the realm of storage where the company faces its deepest challenges.

"To have an impact on society's deepest challenges, we need to bring together entrepreneurial talent and capital.

The company has a market-leading position but faces its deepest challenges from companies that do not have legacy software to support.

His problem, and that of the farmers he wanted to serve, cut straight to the heart of one of sub-Saharan Africa's deepest challenges when it comes to creating a profitable agricultural sector: access.

Among the deepest challenges facing our economy today remains one that has persisted for decades, starting in the 1980s: stagnant middle-class wage growth.

The deeper challenge is to transform the EU's asylum policy.

But Mr. Obama's appearance presented a deeper challenge, reflecting the tenor of his times.