Sentence examples for faced specific challenges from inspiring English sources

Leonardo faced specific challenges; for example, because he was born out of wedlock, he could not study at a university.

In the revolutions of the Arab spring in particular, they have been very real, and female journalists have faced specific challenges.

Programs requiring long-term follow-up faced specific challenges introduced by the instability of crisis settings and associated population movements.

Companies face specific challenges at each stage of their lives.

But combination treatments for cancer that include immunotherapies face specific challenges, both clinical and economic.

"Urban school districts face specific challenges, and the needs of our children by far outweigh the allocations".

Each revolution in the Arab world originates from different historical and societal roots and faces specific challenges.

We find that haptic designers follow a familiar design process, but face specific challenges when working with haptics.

The girls' cognition may also be facing specific challenges that no others have experienced: some kind of confusing crosstalk that would require additional energy to filter and process.

RBMK is a water-cooled graphite-moderated channel-type power reactor and the decommissioning of these reactors faces specific challenges for proper characterisation and disposal of irradiated reactor graphite.

Thirdly, operation and management of a geothermal system face specific challenges with respect to the often aggressive chemical environment of the thermal waters.