Sentence examples for singular challenges from inspiring English sources

The research highlights the singular challenges of fathers.

Asian-American candidates plan to run elsewhere, including the Manhattan district that includes Chinatown, but the singular challenges of Asian-American political organizing are brought into the sharpest relief in Flushing.

Even as Manguso argues against stringently dividing books into genres — "The designations assigned to them by and for the marketplace seem incidental to the authentic achievements of the books themselves" — she concedes memoir's singular challenges.

None are being watched as closely as California, whose singular challenges, from the size, diversity and geographic spread of its uninsured population to its vast budget problems, make it stand out.

But even as bench-to-bedside approaches mature and prosper, translational research presents singular challenges for its practitioners.

As president, Obama faced singular challenges.

But he had a singular challenge on Oct. 22, 1962.

Chaotic and sometimes confusing, this is a singular challenge, erupting with life and humour.

The report, titled "Haiti: From the Ground Up," also acknowledged that the scale of the disaster made the response a singular challenge.

Of course, a film adaptation presents any number of problems, but bringing "The Shipping News" to theaters (it opened Dec. 25) was a singular challenge.

"I've spent a lot of time trying to help organize our efforts in Afghanistan, and that is a singular challenge for us," he said.