Sentence examples for only with challenges from inspiring English sources

But it helps to know that each chapter is filled not only with challenges, but with new opportunities as well.

If we don't take the opportunities, then we are only left with challenges.

My parents' generation found themselves dealing not only with the challenges of bringing up an autistic child in an era when few schools would accept such children, but also battling their guilt on the psychoanalyst's couch.

Remember that how people access your algorithm presents you not only with both challenges, but also solutions.

And it will change only with direct challenges to authority from within its fold, not from without.

It was only with the challenge to modernism which arose in the sixties and seventies that people started to notice her.

The most influential, arguably, was the first intifada, or uprising, where the image of Palestinian children armed only with stones challenging Israeli tanks and soldiers reversed many (though clearly not all) of the West's false assumptions regarding Israel: No longer would Israel be the heroic David under assault by an Arab Goliath.

Having children as a postdoc not only provides me with challenges to my career, it also has had wonderful benefits.

Set in Memphis in 1959, the novel deals not only with the everyday challenges of stuttering but also with growing up in the segregated South.

Banks not only have to deal with challenges from potential disruptors, but also to collaborate with technology companies to win the competition.

It is only with the calcium challenge that the blunted calcitonin responsiveness became definitively apparent in our studies of Casr+/- mice.