Sentence examples for the early challenge from inspiring English sources

Coexistence is always the early challenge.

Here in South Africa, the early challenge is to find a star that shines.

However, there was little evidence for a consistent distinction between the early (challenge) and late (threat) introduction of traffic delay.

Though I was happy to see our (early) favourite, Ginger, bring it both in the early challenge and as a team leader... though, honestly, who doesn't know and can't master a step-ball-change.

Along with Soumya Sarkar, Mahmudullah saw off the early challenge and the pair added 86 for the third wicket before a double strike saw Sarkar trying, and failing, to evade a brisk bouncer from Jordan, and Shakib Al Hasan edging Moeen's off break to slip.

His coverage of the Senate was among the first to recognize the significance of the early challenge to President Lyndon B. Johnson's Vietnam policies by important Democrats including the Senate majority leader, Mike Mansfield, and the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, J.W. Fulbright.

One of the early challenges was the inexperience of his initial hires.

Acting in a play or donning a chicken costume are just some of the early challenges.

What were the early challenges you faced when you took over?

You're starting to figure out your business model and addressing the early challenges of growth.

One of the early challenges for the team in Salford and Manchester was getting a strong shared focus on governance and priorities.