Sentence examples for has challenges in from inspiring English sources

But Federer has challenges in his own half.

Fischer, a kayaker, certainly has challenges in the universality department, too.

Your front-page report on Obama's visit to Cuba (22 March) ends with the claim that Cuba has "challenges" in the area of democratic and human rights, noting that "police arrested dozens of pro-democracy protesters".

Just offering Android isn't a guarantee of success for anyone except Google, and even it has challenges in the Chinese market, where AOSP phones make up an increasing number of the "Android" phones recorded in statistics.

Consequently, VSN has challenges in supporting the real-time traffic information that can significantly improve the safety of the transportation and can reduce the traffic congestion [7].

However, Everpix still has challenges in terms of the increasing competition from not only other photo-sharing startups, but now the giants, too.

He has challenged in the last two Opens and should have won in 2012.

"We have challenges in Chicago," he said.

Tom: We're all going to have challenges in life.

"As professionals, we always had challenges in our life," she said.

If you're not YouTube, you have challenges in creating value for content producers".