Sentence examples for facing a difficult challenge from inspiring English sources

The three players closest to Davies are facing a difficult challenge, particularly on this course and in a major championship.

"The economic crisis and the online media revolution means the journalism profession is facing a difficult challenge," says course director Pedro Cifuentes.

Bennett also reaffirmed Burgess's comments about England's potential to succeed, despite them now facing a difficult challenge to make the final.

As health care reform kicks into high gear, providers are facing a difficult challenge: being paid less to produce better outcomes.

Tidal's CEO was sacked in a "streamlining" move following the launch, with new CEO Peter Tonstad, formerly of the Norwegian Ministry of Environment facing a difficult challenge ahead of him.

He said: "We were facing a difficult challenge... but the extra £1m adds significantly to that challenge".

Mr Penley faces a difficult challenge.

The engineers face a difficult challenge.

Tied for 22nd place, Woods faced a difficult challenge.

Mr. Ford faces a difficult challenge, and his instincts are admirable.

But analysts say Mr. Bernanke faces a difficult challenge in trying to manage expectations.