Sentence examples for struggles challenges from inspiring English sources
3. Blessings -- Struggles, challenges or perceived set backs are all just blessings in disguise.
By participating, children discover strengths in their own character that will help them overcome their personal struggles, challenges, hardships, and, yes, barriers.
And yet, we continue to shrink from conversations about these issues--perhaps because the conversations themselves elicit feelings that remind us of our own psychological struggles, challenges, and pain.
But somehow, as I finish writing this article and as I land in Hong Kong, I think I now have a deeper understanding of this whole culture of startups, and why startup founders go through all the struggles, challenges, hard moments and sacrifices even when there's such a high chance that they'll end up failing.
When we lose sight of the real struggles, challenges and pain of the real people who sit in front of us every Sunday, who read our books, and watch our television shows, we have failed to be true ministers of the Jesus, the servant of all.
These struggles challenged white Americans to understand black enlistment in the Union military not as an unthinking or inevitable response to Lincoln's invitation, but as a self-conscious moral and political act.
"I would say the hardest challenge for me has been understanding how to communicate struggles and challenges with investors.
What were your greatest accomplishments, struggles and challenges?
"Some of my struggles and challenges have been extremely public," she told Jon Meacham, the editor of Newsweek, who was a moderator alongside Campbell Brown of CNN.
I want to dedicate what I do to helping those in the same position I was in five years ago, to ease the struggles and challenges of others.
Thus, the struggles and challenges visible in Ana's story could be used as a starting point in order to also make on-going struggles and challenges in terms of European citizenship visible, pointing in different directions of the future of Europe.
