Sentence examples for the challenges of finding a from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it has to do with with the challenges of finding a representative sample, predicting turnout, and picking up late shifts in voter preferences.

The U.S. unit faces the challenges of finding a permanent chief, increasing its clout with local partnerships and building a faster wireless network to catch up with competitors.

He wanted to "meet the challenges of finding a sustainable basis for students, universities and taxpayers to fund an adaptive and world-class higher education system, with fair, equitable access for students".

Ligeti was not thinking of this music in a vacuum, or pretending that he could provide the definitive answer to the challenges of finding a post-war musical idiom.

He tells Stuart Jeffries about the challenges of finding a visual language to match Sebald's prose, and honouring the achievements of a writer who would have hated nothing more than having a blue plaque erected in his name.

This focus on diversity matters: although British directing is no longer entirely ruled, as the old theatre joke had it, by "men called Peter", the gender balance remains far from equal, and the challenges of finding a foothold, still less paying the bills, put many would-be directors off.

But the challenges of finding an audience for this new piece opens up real questions about the future direction of Duckie and our core audience in queer clubland.

When critics lament the state of Broadway, they rightly focus on the challenges of finding an audience for ambitious shows like the recently closed musical "The Scottsboro Boys".

In Silicon Valley — an international symbol of wealth and technology — lines of parked recreational vehicles are a daily testimony to the challenges of finding an affordable place to call home.

"I enjoyed the challenge of finding a space to work.

Then there's the challenge of finding a qualified chef.