Sentence examples for mundane challenges from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, Mr. Isaias acknowledged the more mundane challenges facing his nation, like entering the global economy and democratizing.

One of the pleasures of "Charles and Emma" comes in watching Darwin, giant of science, grapple with the mundane challenges of marriage and day-to-day life.

Despite the entrepreneurial fervour in the apartment, the residents still face all the usual mundane challenges of communal living such as quibbling over who left the mountain of dirty dishes in the sink.

Mixing foundation money with their own to go beyond the standard curriculum, the schools are teaching the nuts and bolts of running a business, setting up client referral networks for fledgling practitioners and holding seminars to tackle the mundane challenges of going it alone that are often considered superfluous to the study of law.

Tricky's troubled childhood – his father's negligence, his mother's suicide – is recounted in harrowing detail on Boy, but in the next breath he's telling us about his asthma and his struggles to get a record deal, giving equal weight to personal tragedies and more mundane challenges.

Still others we spoke with considered smaller, even mundane challenges to carry enormous risk.

Muhammad also faced a more mundane challenge: How could he take his seventh-grade final exams without getting arrested when he showed up for them?

But many of the blowups surrounding Mr. Bloomberg's statements have been of a piece, reflecting his seeming inability to empathize with the difficulties faced by New Yorkers, whether from an overwhelming event like 9/11 or a more mundane challenge like moving the car after a snowstorm.

The Baggies barely threatened in the closing stages and the blame lay at the feet of Popov for his bizarre reaction to a mundane challenge from Kyle Walker.

But parents of both sexes who hold office could help other working parents by talking about their experiences — and by recognizing, again and again, the often-mundane challenges presented by any job, be it barista or lawyer, in which the hours of work exceed the hours young children spend in school.

The story combines a satire of superhero archetypes and comic book clichés, such as the use of many superlatives, with realist elements that portray the sometimes mundane lives and everyday challenges of its characters, like coping with cybernetic body parts that weigh far more than a natural body and that react before the brain registers what is happening.