Sentence examples for is challenges from inspiring English sources
verb
To invite someone to take part in a competition.
- We challenged the boys next door to a game of football.
Smith, during his two spells in charge at Ibrox, has dominated Old Firm fixtures, but then it is challenges like these – blunt and unremitting – that rouse Lennon.
It is challenges such as these, which the Championship possesses in abundance, that will decide whether Leicester are to be promoted this season, not the amount of money they spend.
The technology is, however, not without it is challenges with 1st and 2nd level reliability issues.
One part of that is challenges that a range of companies set to give Glint users a small slice of working life in certain industries.
"I did a lot of trips and treks back to the continent and what I kept seeing is challenges in the supply chain — part of it is middlemen and part of it is haulage".
As a millennial, we often give up early since we have so many options available to us but the truth is, challenges in life and career are never ending and only get larger and more difficult.
