Sentence examples for massive challenges in from inspiring English sources

Today's column is just one of many recent examples, prompted by the fact that the Obama White House is taking on massive challenges in the economy, housing, banking, health care, energy, and education — all at once.

John Dunford, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said: "Schools have faced massive challenges in changing the KS3, GCSE and A-level curriculum, at the same time as introducing diplomas.

Urbanization and rapid population growth pose the cities in front of massive challenges in terms of environmental impacts.

"We recognise we have some massive challenges in the New Year but we are in a very different place than where we were six or seven weeks ago".

"The club is facing massive challenges in terms of its league status and the last thing the fans want to see is a dispute between the club and players," he said.

He sold two previous companies to Google and solved massive challenges in the process - reducing spam, digitizing books, and improving the quality of image search - all by applying his research in crowdsourcing.

Wyatt reckons there are fewer stranded passengers than the CAA estimates but that the organisation faces a massive challenge in getting them back home.

Runners are largely self-sufficient (although organisers do stick up a shelter and give you water rations) and it's a massive challenge in terms of physical and mental strength.

The F.D.I.C.'s Lehman report deals with the massive challenge in one sentence: "The F.D.I.C. would have contacted the relevant foreign and domestic regulatory authorities and governments to coordinate the resolution".

"We won't get carried away though, we have another massive challenge in Bristol.

But India's software product startups face a massive challenge in terms of providing exits to investors.