Sentence examples for equally challenged from inspiring English sources

They were equally motivated by benefits to themselves and others and were equally challenged by interpersonal issues and systemic issues.

This makes sense, because the history of segregation and inequality has left struggling schools largely clustered together across the landscape, meaning that students leaving a school facing challenges are likely to end up in an equally challenged school close by.

The Bucs had managed a defeat to the equally challenged Los Angeles Rams in their opening stanza, and they had conceded an average of almost 30 points per game, a damning statistic for a team that was supposed to list 'swarming defense' under its 2016 resume.

In an e-mail message, he wrote: "Just as the league has changed enormously under the watch of the original owners, who always put a premium on the tradition and stability of the league, the new owners are equally challenged with a changing world but are equally mindful of the important legacy and tradition created by the originals.

"France, which condemned human rights abuses in Cuba, had equally challenged the US embargo on Cuba, and France was glad to see the two countries re-establish dialogue and open ties between themselves," the Socialist party leader added in a statement.

Perhaps because there is not really any use in wasting energy fighting down rather than up the competition chain, today the beleaguered handset maker Nokia announced that it has settled all of its patent disputes with the equally challenged BlackBerry maker RIM.

Going to the bathroom proved equally challenging.

Pinpointing a best breed proves equally challenging.

But true stories can be equally challenging.

We could equally challenge the Inspectors' competence to run such an enquiry.

Equally challenging is the need to change consumer habits at scale.