Sentence examples for present tough challenges from inspiring English sources

After England survived a scare in their opening match with a 13-9 victory against Argentina,  Johnson insisted that the next two matches in Dunedin, against Georgia on Sunday and Romania on 24 September, would also present tough challenges.

On the one hand, this fact reflects positively on the nature of the test images in the sense that they present tough challenges to lattice parameter extraction algorithms because many of them possess pseudo-symmetries of the first or special kind per design.

The year ahead presents tough challenges in Iraq.

Some days presented tough challenges, with ascents of 2,000 feet over six hours or more of walking.

This presents tough challenges such as tractability in real-time and observance of tight operational constraints [11].

The new government will face tough challenges.

Shops, small firms and tradespeople are among the heaviest users of bank branch counters, and the FSB said the rapid pace of closures was presenting some tough challenges.

Despite the cup loss, Seattle are not in Kansas anymore and are coming off a 4-0 roverover the LA Galaxy in MLS play, and will present a tough challenge for the Quakes to keep their home streak alive.

Unfavorable Wide Receiver Matchups Torrey Smith (BAL) vs. Philadelphia – Nnamdi Asomugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie always present a tough challenge for opposing receivers, and this year looks to be no different (Cleveland's WRs held to 85 yards vs. PHI Week 1).

Looking ahead to Sunday's match, Hodgson's England team-mate Alex Corbisiero says France present a tough challenge with their formidable front row.

This game was expected to present a tough challenge, but the hosts - who last topped the table on Boxing Day, before a 2-1 defeat at Manchester City - dominated from the off and should have won by a wider margin.