Sentence examples for mix of challenges from inspiring English sources

A cracking mix of challenges shows exactly how much you can do with a bit of fabric and a sewing machine – it's pretty inspiring stuff.

The shortages of power, which remain a chronic problem seven years after the American invasion, have combined with a near paralysis of Iraq's political system and violence to create a volatile mix of challenges before a planned reduction of United States forces this summer.

Taken together, these three trends create a volatile mix of challenges for Egypt's government to grapple with, at a time when its list of dilemmas seems to grow by the day.

A broad mix of challenges related to a given scenario must be addressed, often simultaneously, ranging from conducting epidemiologic or environmental investigations, implementing and modifying interventions as information becomes available, communicating within and across agencies, and communicating with political leaders and the public.

Although multiple studies on determinants of ART adherence have been conducted in SSA, the continent is large and consists of many different countries with their own history, culture, health care system, infrastructure, and so forth; factors that may present a unique mix of challenges and resources for patients treated for HIV, which are also likely to change over time.

a) A stress-free mix of challenging employment and family time.

Where People come here for the mix of challenging skiing, fantastic food, and some of the most beautiful scenery in the Alps.

The importance of the ethos of caring for the learner in general practice training and providing the right mix of challenge and support has been reported previously [ 20, 42, 44].

No mere Grand Theft Auto on horseback, its playable mix of story, challenges and gunplay made me forget never actually wanting to be a cowboy when growing up.

"We are now faced with a complex mix of global challenges that could threaten even more forced displacement in the future," António Guterres, the high commissioner, said in a statement.

The vote came a day after António Guterres, the United Nations high commissioner for refugees, said that the world was dealing with "a complex mix of global challenges that could threaten even more forced displacement" in the future than the 37.4 million people displaced last year.