Sentence examples for have huge challenges from inspiring English sources

I think we have huge challenges still ahead.

The World Food Programme, Unicef and the UNHCR all have huge challenges in dealing with the looming humanitarian disaster.

I'm not saying we don't have big problems, we do, we have huge challenges, but we would make a mistake as a country if we thought nothing worked.

She will have huge challenges – Yahoo has been losing advertising share to Google, Facebook and Twitter steadily for years - but the announcement will have energised staff up and down an organisation that had been wearily preparing for Ross Levinsohn, a name most people in Silicon Valley couldn't pick out of a lineup, to be its next chief.

Libya's newly elected MPs have huge challenges ahead of them as the country slowly moves from the dictatorship it was under ousted leader Muammar Gaddafi to the democracy they would like it to become.

BlackBerry continues to have huge challenges ahead of it in the smartphone industry, and you could easily argue that the Classic was more important as an icon than as an actual business.

"Groupon remains the market leader in the daily deals space, but it has huge challenges," said Ian Maude, online analyst at Enders Analysis.

This country has huge challenges to face in the future and we can only do it if we're ethnically united".

The U.S. electric power industry has huge challenges to meet in the coming decades.

Initially we had huge challenges: the children and the parents did not believe that disable kids can practice sports and gain success; they sometimes even hid the children, says the head of the National Paralympic Committee of Azerbaijan Ilgar Rahimov.

The islands are spread across 800 nautical miles, north to south,  across the archipelago of the Maldives, so we had huge challenges in terms of mobilising logistics, but very quickly we really locked into getting kids back to school as a priority.