Sentence examples for now a challenge from inspiring English sources

The hyperconnected world is now a challenge to white-collar workers.

"So it's now a challenge for the security forces who have to handle things properly.

Within 20 years, for every elderly person receiving benefits, there will be only two taxpaying workers, down from five now — a challenge that advanced economies, from Germany to Japan, are struggling with.

Ticket prices have also swayed audience cinema tastes towards blockbusters, argues Mason".The expectation they will go to see an intimate drama at $17 or $20 is now a challenge.

Speaking bluntly, Ms. Rice said in the fall, Russia is now a challenge not because of the might it once had as the center of the Soviet Union but because it is a "declining power".

Indeed, the challenge for Republicans now — a challenge that, to limited and varying degrees, Rubio and even Eric Cantor are beginning to grasp — is to be seen and to act as a constructive force, as a party that's for things, that wants to be inclusive and that operates with a generosity of spirit, not an overflow of spite.

Libraries now face a challenge.

Mr. Allen now faces a challenge from a Tea Party supporter, Jamie Radtke, for the Republican nomination.

Hizbullah could now face a challenge to its hegemony in the south of the country.

"Of course, we now face a challenge in these closing matches, as we did last season.

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