Sentence examples similar to it's a recurring challenge from inspiring English sources
When he tells the Manchester crowd that he's probably not how one would picture a president, a few shout back, "Yes, you are!" Buttigieg may have won over the audience in Manchester, but successfully making that case - and dealing with the blowback from it - is going to be a recurring challenge if he wants to turn his current surge into something durable.
Britain's Equality and Human Rights Commission has just published the results of an extensive survey into "religion and belief in the workplace" and it finds that food and fasting are a recurring challenge.
Knowing what contemporary items to archive is a recurring challenge, Ms. Pfaff acknowledges, but selecting older archival material is another matter.
Several former CIA officials said they could not remember a senior manager being suspended over workplace issues, but management problems are a recurring challenge at the agency.
In other words, the ants could perceive the odour differences but did little to act on them; disentangling the action and perception components of recognition is a recurring challenge in recognition studies [41], [42].
This lack of information of the medical learners' current knowledge level was a recurring challenge for most, highlighting that – not having gone through medical school themselves – NPHCPs shared a fundamental need for information about their learners.
Yes, it's a recurring series.
"It's a recurring theme," he said.
