Sentence examples for face challenges for from inspiring English sources
The two financiers face challenges for the Qinvest deal.
But self-funded graduate education at both the master's and doctoral levels could potentially face challenges for the next couple of years.
The performance of a prediction model face challenges for higher prediction horizons due to the accumulation of errors.
The election is also a possible dress rehearsal for bigger showdowns later this year when the U.S.-allied government of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki could face challenges for power.
While partnerships between Aboriginal and mainstream organisations can often face challenges, for the most part, the enormous potential of these arrangements is widely acknowledged and organisations are generally concerned – albeit to varying degrees - with making them work.
At Barneys, though, Ms. Brooks faced challenges for which her charmed life might not have prepared her.
In developed countries, industrial companies are facing challenges for competitiveness from countries with lower labor costs or less demanding environmental standards.
The introduction of blended learning (combination of face-to-face and online teaching and learning) initiatives is part of these innovations but its uptake, especially in the developing world faces challenges for it to be an effective innovation in teaching and learning.
The officers of the Toronto School district are facing challenges for allowing Muslim students to hold Friday congregational prayers on their school premises.
By the mid 1990s, their business had been facing challenges for years because trade liberalization in the 1980s had resulted in a large influx of cheaper second hand clothing into the local Tanzanian garments market.
