Sentence examples for exceptional challenges from inspiring English sources

Two cases provided exceptional challenges.

Later, Mr Dijsselbloem himself issued a statement insisting that Cyprus was a "specific" case faced with "exceptional challenges", though by that stage the damage had been done.

Jenkin said: "The committee warned that splitting the roles was unlikely to be a durable arrangement, and Sir Bob has had to face some exceptional challenges.

Mr. Dijsselbloem later retracted his words, saying in a statement that Cyprus was "a specific case with exceptional challenges," and that bailouts were "tailor-made to the situation of the country concerned and no models or templates are used".

The Copyright Agency chair, Sandy Grant, said O'Neill arrived at a time when there are "exceptional challenges in the copyright arena and her expertise as a journalist and author will contribute enormously".

Or, as Mr Dijsselbloem told interviewers, it was time for governments to start "pushing back the risks".Markets swooned, prompting a hasty clarification that the Cypriot package was "a specific case with exceptional challenges".

"It's an exceptional challenge," Pratt said.

For historians of the United States, the middle years of the 19th century present an exceptional challenge.

The mobile application is an exceptional challenge which requires a special configuration of custom-designed, compact and powerful system components.

For a person as avid for physical danger as Lanzmann was in his younger days, his acceptance of slow maturation was an exceptional challenge to fate.

The "new Berlin" takes its cue from the Philharmonie, and the heightened glamour of the hall creates an exceptional challenge for the musicians who work within it.