Sentence examples for its challenges are from inspiring English sources

What the A.P. and Benghazi cases might have most in common, then, is the Obama Administration's strange belief that if it can just find the right words, that reality will comply and bend to meet it — that its challenges are so extraordinary that the use of any exceptions built into normal processes should be regarded as unexceptional.

The English and Their History is transformative: it will be deplorable if its challenges are shirked, or its evidence is pooh-poohed.

"In one sense, its challenges are the same as everyone else's," Mr. McCabe said.

"Its challenges are, can you go low when you need to?" he said.

Ethanol's success — and its challenges — are in large part a result of conflicting federal mandates.

The central Arctic Ocean belongs to humanity; its challenges are the responsibility of all nations.

Among its challenges is weakening demand for large S.U.V.'s.

Its challenges were deftly surmounted by the cast, which included Ms. Rivera, wearing a red flapper dress, as Bessie.

But, in general, his reaction to the depression and its challenges was unpopular, and by 1896 even his own party had deserted him, nominating William Jennings Bryan instead.

But its challenges were clearly attractive to the director, and his camera sense and assured pacing make it an above-average thriller.

A panel of five judges unanimously ruled against the company, saying its challenges were not well-founded.