Sentence examples for greater challenges ahead from inspiring English sources

A win in the Group One Lockinge Stakes would have been enough for the thousands drawn here, to extend Frankel's unbeaten record to 10 races and set him up for greater challenges ahead, so his five-length defeat of Excelebration, a very good horse with the bad luck to have been born in the same generation as Frankel, exceeded most expectations.

Through these crucible experiences, leaders learn who they are at their essence and prepare themselves for greater challenges ahead.

The greater challenge ahead is to understand how clamp loaders serve to orchestrate rapid replication of chromosomal DNA, and the bacterial replisome is likely to provide the route to clearer structural understanding, because of the depth of biochemical information available, as well as the ability to purify intact complexes in reasonable amounts.

Grieve now if you must, but prepare for the great challenges ahead.

At the time of writing, the result is not known, but whether the new leader is Jeremy Corbyn or Owen Smith, they will have great challenges ahead.

There are many great challenges ahead for this country but our future in the EU (or outside it) looms like a new moon in the winter sky.

One of the great challenges ahead is to find a way to bring these two countries' savings into line, given the vast trade imbalances that many believe planted the seeds of financial crisis.

"What we have here is a coalition of the family, the elders and the chieftains who have decided that Bashar offers the best vehicle for survival, because with Bashar they can present a united front against the great challenges ahead," said Rob Satloff, head of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

"He has obviously got great challenges ahead," said manager Ferguson.

Mr Obama warned there were still "great challenges ahead", urging leaders to "pool resources".

There are some great challenges ahead for us as a team and that is what rugby is all about".