Sentence examples for does have a challenge from inspiring English sources

"Policies matter and, look, the Republican Part does have a challenge.

"For all of these reasons, BLM does have a challenge because of the additional work involved," said Brady, who predicted that the agency may hire as many as 100 people just to work on renewable-energy permits.

"The industry does have a challenge to try and get that ultimate client to understand better what services we provide, why they ultimately need us and where we come into play in their life," Mr. Cohn said during the "fireside chat," part of a conference on financial markets reform sponsored by the data provider Markit.

Isabella Finkelstein: You do have a challenge, and not an uncommon one.

I just think it's great for the Scottish game that we do have a challenge at the top". You can see highlights from all of yesterday's Premiership games online in around 10 minutes.

TheComplete.me does have a few challenges.

But it does have a long-term fiscal challenge, as payouts would eventually overwhelm its trust fund and revenues.

Says Nitze, "The economic downturn, while creating challenges, does have a bright spot.

The dissent divines from Flast the holding that a taxpayer does have an enforceable right "to challenge a federal bestowal of largesse" for religious purposes.

I think we do have a bigger challenge to go win a gold medal in someone else's backyard".

"We do have a real challenge with our storm water drainage system," said Beth Alden, the executive director of Hillsborough Metropolitan Planning Organization, which recently spent millions to clear huge pipes blocked by barnacles left by increasingly swollen tides.