Sentence examples for have challenges for from inspiring English sources

"You need to have challenges for the talented and the less talented," Forsyth says.

While generating hydrogel particles or fibers for islets has advantages in a multiplexed and rapid manufacturing process, they still have challenges for assembly into massive constructs to transplant.

Although Uganda will have challenges for many years as a result of increased HIV infections over the past decade, and has much more to do, I was struck by how much headway they've made in the past couple of years.

Our country, even in these tough times, has so much more, so much more than so much of the world, and we certainly have challenges, for example how is it possible that over 30 million Americans need foodstamps?

Only Chris Smalling is performing like a player who would have challenged for a place against Stoke in 2008.

"To be honest we're a bit disappointed because we know we could have challenged for the gold.

"If we had had this car last year, we could have challenged for the overall title, absolutely," said Steve Wickham, TRD's program director.

"But, if he had done things right, Hearts could have challenged for the title, there's no doubt.

Crolla was to have challenged for a world title in January, but his dream is now on hold.

It was a bittersweet day for Jackson, 36, who felt his usual team would have challenged for a podium finish in Austria.

The NFA is appealing last month's decision by Caf to dismiss its protest on a technicality, one which the Namibians have challenged for differing reasons.