Sentence examples similar to lifetime challenges from inspiring English sources

The writer of Any Human Heart and Restless called it a "once in a lifetime challenge".

Given the ubiquitous presence of these cereals in the Western diet (e.g. pasta, breakfast cereals, most breads, thickeners and stabilizers used in soups, processed meats, etc)., the strict avoidance of wheat and other sources of gluten is a lifetime challenge (Rashtak and Murray 2009).

Academy voters love Tom Hanks and they love a true-ish tale in which everyday Americans face once-in-a-lifetime challenges.

"For me the prospect appeared incredibly exciting and stimulating - a once-in-a-lifetime challenge," he said.

Rerouting 275,000 daily passengers through the streets, sidewalks, and waterways of New York City has presented itself as a sort of once-in-a-lifetime challenge to those willing to face it head on.

Reaching a breaking point was uncharacteristic for Ms. Tavira, who at 33 has persevered through a lifetime of challenges.

A Lifetime of Challenges At first glance, Kendall Bailey could be just a desperately awkward teenager needing to grow into his body.

"We are more concerned with how well each astronaut lives and works with others and their ability to deal with a lifetime of challenges".

A career in toxicology offers a wide range of opportunities that crosses many disciplines and will provide a lifetime of challenges.

He will face a lifetime of challenges trying to regain his autonomy.

"This is a little bit of discomfort for a second, but it's a lifetime of challenges for people with ALS," Jackson said.