Sentence examples for even more challenges from inspiring English sources

They show that the framing of choreography can present even more challenges than the choreography itself.

In the months and years to come, the world's third-largest economy, already troubled, will face even more challenges.

Last month, a candidate in Mosul, Bashar Mohammed Hamid, was assassinated, and last week, even more challenges were filed.

A day after the bank said it would once again pursue defaulting borrowers in the 23 states where foreclosures were overseen by the courts, judges in Florida said they were expecting even more challenges from defaulting homeowners.

While black and Asian women face even more challenges than their white counterparts to be successful in their careers, we have witnessed Nadiya rise to fulfil our collective aspirations for her.

Lampra Jones, one of the Atlanta residents I interviewed for Monday's article on upward mobility, is a recently divorced mother of a baby boy, and she mentioned one more hurdle: the fact that many prospective employers think single motherhood presents even more challenges than it does.

Procuring ingredients is even more challenging.

The long term is even more challenging.

A race for governor would be even more challenging.

That will make the acquisition arithmetic even more challenging.

Since Mr. Jobs's cancer had already spread, this effort was even more challenging.