Sentence examples for steeper challenges from inspiring English sources

But there are also signs that R.I.M. faces steeper challenges.

They will move on to steeper challenges this weekend, when they visit a sold-out Tropicana Field for a three-game series against the Rays.

But it faces steeper challenges than the punchy Mr Dimon or his well-oiled PR machine cares to admit.First, some big crisis-era headaches are still to clear.

Surprisingly few said they liked Mrs. Clinton or former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, who were long perceived as front-runners in their respective parties here but face steeper challenges after losing in Iowa.

Primedia has said that it will reach its second-quarter earnings estimates, but the third and fourth quarters offer steeper challenges, mostly because the company needs to make most of its money in the second half to reach its goals and pay its interest and dividend obligations.

While many people are finding it challenging to make time to manage multiple social networks, many businesses are faced with even steeper challenges.

Schools in Syria face a much steeper challenge.

The agency's bribery inquiry could pose an even steeper challenge to JPMorgan.

But New Hampshire presents a steeper challenge than Vermont, partly because the Senate here is more politically divided.

But even under the most optimistic assumptions, Scotland would likely face a steeper challenge than the rest of the UK, it added.

The much steeper challenge is to program the machine to explore, as infants do, and build on moment-to-moment experience.