Sentence examples for genuine challenges from inspiring English sources

One council member told the Guardian the story threatened to overshadow the genuine challenges facing universitiesconcerning gender bias.

Its chief executive, Zareh Nalbandian, said: "There were genuine challenges as to how you make an emotive, fun movie with Lego characters but still keep the authenticity.

The girl who had for so long been unencumbered by reality is, at last, facing genuine challenges, and her own shortcomings.

That is why he is so easy to love, especially for novice readers with little experience of the genuine challenges of poetry; and why, for more demanding readers, he remains so hard to admire.

Many play the "kitchen-sinking" game, of course, but Shell looks to face genuine challenges in achieving its astonishing target of generating $200bn of cash in the 2012-15 period.

The real question is how – not if – we deal with genuine challenges of helping locals through difficult times while working with new arrivals who want to learn how best to fit in without losing the best of their cultural heritage.

This presents him with a genuine challenge.

It's not an ideal world and these cases represent a genuine challenge to the judiciary.

A genuine challenge to the hierarchy of power will have to come from those who have it.

"I think he sees a genuine challenge to the sovereignty and power of the country," said Robert Feldman, chief economist at Morgan Stanley MUFG in Tokyo.

Their discontent surfaced in the local elections on March 1st, at which the ANC faced a genuine challenge for the first time in its brief democratic history.