Sentence examples for heaviest challenges from inspiring English sources

The countries bearing the heaviest challenges with refugees are poor, developing world nations such as Pakistan, Lebanon and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Mr Bush sold himself as a laid-back president for a laid-back nation.How has this lightweight coped with one of the heaviest challenges a president has ever faced?

It was perhaps not a coincidence that Fàbregas and Hazard would come in for heavy challenges.

Birmingham battled bravely under pressure as Roger Johnson and Martin Jiranek kept their positional discipline and Bowyer and Barry Ferguson suffered heavy challenges.

Little wonder he has already shipped enough heavy challenges for his club to be crying out for referees to give him more protection.

Early on, Francis Lee put in a couple of heavy challenges on Everaldo and the Brazilian goalkeeper, Felix, kicking the latter in the head.

Meanwhile, whoever is in power, however temporarily, will confront heavy challenges of war and peace, with no guarantee that the political situation will enable him or her to deal with them.

The game's slowing down a tad, as one or two heavy challenges fly in, but there's not too much in the way of nastiness going on here.

Some heavy challenges stand in their way – racism (because Park is half-Korean), bullying and child abuse – but Eleanor and Park is about the strength you get from finding someone who adores you exactly as you are.

I got a good response from some of our young guys who hadn't played so much, against a side that played a lot of long balls, balls thrown into the mixer, heavy challenges.

It did not bode well when Connor Wickham left Chris Smalling in his wake in the first proper attack Palace mounted, particularly as the striker stayed on his feet through two heavy challenges and had cause to feel aggrieved that Mark Clattenburg had not seen fit to play advantage.