Sentence examples for significant number of challenges from inspiring English sources

After a third round of preliminary talks, it is clear that the rivals "will be able to reach agreement on a significant number of challenges facing Germany in the coming four years, to successfully govern our country," Ms. Merkel's campaign manager, Hermann Gröhe, told reporters.

Chief executive Graham Wallace believes the re-elected Rangers board faces "a significant number of challenges" but now has a "platform of stability".

At December's Annual General Meeting, Wallace said the Ibrox club faced "a significant number of challenges" but had a "platform of stability".

The Ospreys statement read: "In common with the other regional sides in Wales, Ospreys Rugby has faced a significant number of challenges in the last few years including financial difficulties, some of which has been well documented.

However, it should be noted that the study we had examined is limited to in vitro cell lines, and a significant number of challenges still need to be overcome for a successful in vivo study.

They already have a significant number of court challenges to the lines they have drawn".

But, if a significant number of Republicans challenge Trump in public during the 2018 midterm cycle to defend the prerogatives of Congress or the F.B.I., they would be showing a kind of courage that few members have offered since Trump won their party's nomination, in 2016.

According to a report by IPP Media, the plant will initially manufacture 1,200 smartphones and will employ 2,000 Tanzanians, including a significant number of physically challenged people.

For a while, the third largest newspaper in the province and a significant number of journalists openly challenged the actions of the police, an important local employer, and by extension the actions of the provincial authorities.

State Sen. Ben Hueso (D-San Diego), the chairman of the California Latino Legislative Caucus, said his bill could help a significant number of immigrants to successfully challenge deportations.

In contrast, obtaining high-quality RNA from a significant number of brain samples is challenging.