Sentence examples for face few challenges from inspiring English sources

Since the days of Teddy Roosevelt, the New York City Police Department has faced problems with lax supervision in the early morning hours, when officers prone to corruption or laziness face few challenges, and even fewer commanders.

Due to its favorable climate, grapes in Alsace face few challenges, allowing for full ripeness, aiding in round, rich flavors and smooth texture in its sparkling wine.

Older buyers face fewer challenges than younger competitors.

Companies that are perceived as being environmentally friendly may face fewer challenges to expansion or in getting permits for new facilities, she said.

A serosurvey may also face fewer challenges than those described here.

They faced few challenges in their own service games and got break chances early in both sets.

But perhaps when Mr. Bolsonaro and his supporters pine for the days of family values, gun rights and respect for teachers, what they really miss is something else: a time when the conservative elites faced few challenges, when underprivileged people — minorities and the poor — couldn't expect more than to have to follow orders.

Politically, independent Kazakhstan has been dominated by former Communist Party chief Nursultan Nazarbayev, whose authoritarian rule has faced few challenges from weak opposition parties.

Nursultan Nazarbayev's long authoritarian rule faced few challenges from weak opposition parties, and he managed a gradual transfer of power that guarantees him a future role as chairman for life of a newly-strengthened Security Council.

Throughout most of the 11th century, the Byzantine navy faced few challenges.

Brazilian presidential candidate Dilma Rousseff faced few challenges in her final televised debate Thursday, and early reports are predicting an easy first-round victory for the 62-year-old former guerilla leader when the country's elections commence Sunday.