Sentence examples for have two challenges from inspiring English sources

"We have two challenges," he added.

"Now we have two challenges — building an electronic system and creating regulations for foreign investors," Mr. Abdul Salam said.

They still have two challenges at home, with Texas Christian on Nov. 6 and No. 20 Brigham Young in their regular-season finale Nov. 22.

We have two challenges for visual hand tracking: false recognition of the moving hand and low time resolution compared with the audio signal.

Time series databases typically have two challenges; the rate at which new data is added is very high and the historical data on which queries are made keeps building.

"A show like 'Oliver' has two challenges musically," Mr. Scorese said.

On the last night, in his acceptance speech, the nominee has two challenges.

That means New York has two challenges: it must address the quality of instruction and the high costs.

Challenges Upheld Giants Coach Jim Fassel, who rarely won an instant replay challenge for two seasons, was eager to joke about having two challenges upheld in his favor during today's game with New Orleans.

Spears has two challenges: to parlay her fame into bigger earnings, quickly, and to lay the groundwork for a lengthy reign.

Image classification currently has two challenges: (1) labeled image data is relatively scarce and expensive to collect and (2) features of image data lack semantic meaning for class prediction as they represent visual features rather than conceptual ones.