Sentence examples for meaningful challenges from inspiring English sources
Fast fashion retailers, trapped by the economics of cheap offshore production and customers highly sensitive to price, face meaningful challenges to improving working conditions in their supply chains.
The game between Spain's two towering clubs will be in Madrid's Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, which seems appropriate considering that Messi's most meaningful challenges should come on the road in the months ahead.
Last fall, when the federal appeals court in the District of Columbia ruled 2 to 1 against Adnan Farhan Abdul Latif, a Yemeni citizen, Judge David Tatel wrote in dissent that it was "hard to see what is left of the Supreme Court's command" that government must allow prisoners who aren't Americans "meaningful" challenges to detention.
But are there many meaningful challenges left for intrepid explorers?
We're the best.' or 'We are facing some meaningful challenges, but I think we have a plan that gets us over them.' So many entrepreneurs answer in the former tone, and they are typically the least self-aware and self-critical.
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From the first meaningful challenge, in the third minute, the Sunderland captain, Lee Cattermole, damaged his knee.
A meaningful challenge from Woods never materialised, keeping the American in that curious position of never having won a major when trailing before the last round.
No tunnel incidents, no steam coming out of anyone's ears and not even a meaningful challenge until Wes Brown clipped Vieira in the 12th minute.
Even if the Conmebol sides don't send their strongest squads, the format of the Copa América Centenario promises a more meaningful challenge.
