Sentence examples for formidable challenges for the from inspiring English sources

Because the region remains more conservative than the rest of the country, it poses formidable challenges for the presumptive Democratic nominee, Vice President Al Gore.

The issues of non-selectivity and congested IP space, however, present formidable challenges for the successful clinical development of these compounds.

Motherhood, though, poses a more formidable challenge for the armed forces.

Creating actual affordable housing, buildings that can pay for themselves in the absence of growing subsidies, will be a formidable challenge for the next mayor.

The Houston Texans (4-0) would be a formidable challenge for the Jets on Monday even if they had Holmes and the injured All-Pro cornerback Darrelle Revis.

The Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front, led by President Robert Mugabe, is facing a formidable challenge for the first time, from Morgan Tsvangirai and his Movement for Democratic Change.

The large group of inactive adults, three quarters of whom live in Britain's five biggest cities, represented a formidable challenge for the government, he said.

Describes the unique features of the course and how it was ultimately recognized as one of the best courses in the country, presenting a formidable challenge for the best players.

Perhaps the most formidable challenge for the new Transportation Security Administration, the experts say, will be identifying 28,000 people with the right mix of psychological skills to stay focused, bag after mind-numbing bag, for that rare moment when a weapon rolls by.

Designing optimal monetary and fiscal policy (rules) would be another formidable challenge for the model.

The high number of expectable cases poses a formidable challenge for the efficient conduct of the new task of comparative assessments by competent Member States authorities.