Sentence examples for severity of the challenge from inspiring English sources

That misunderstands the severity of the challenge we're facing".

It's not uplifting, but it does underline the severity of the challenge U.S. public schools face.

Despite the severity of the challenge, Karzai has a real opportunity to change course and get the country back on the track to progress, as it was in years following the 2002 Bonn agreement.

By the general's account, American officers have shaded the truth, understating the severity of the challenge they have met from the Iraqis at every encounter since the first American troops moved into Iraq before dawn last Thursday.

It also underscored the severity of the challenge facing the military-led government as it struggles to restore order to the Egyptian streets without jeopardizing its own tenuous legitimacy.

A spokeswoman said: "Despite the severity of the challenge facing the council we are committed to working with the third sector and acknowledge the important role it plays in the city.

He said: "I will be pointing out the severity of the challenges that we face.

A Latin American diplomat acknowledged the severity of the challenges to international law in Syria, but argued that if the security council was deadlocked it should pass the issue to the UN general assembly to resolve, rather than confecting open-ended legal grounds for military intervention.

With Mr Burnham floundering in the face of questions about how the mansion tax will work, and when it will start to bring in the promised cash, it compounds the impression that Labour may be thinking too much about exploiting its reputation among voters as the party of the NHS at the next election, and not enough – or not hard enough – about the severity of the challenges ahead.

The history of mineral flotation is a record of over a century of impressive innovations, especially in the development of flotation chemistry and chemicals, the principles of their action, their manufacture and the role they play in sustaining efficiencies and productivities even as the quality and grade of ores decline, and the severity of the challenges increases.

We must face the severity of the challenges ahead and accept we need open-heart surgery.