Sentence examples for the sort of challenges from inspiring English sources

These are the sort of challenges no one can prepare for — not even the son of a well-respected former N.B.A. guard.

Actors and lawyers play out the sort of challenges a judge may face in any jurisdiction - anything from an aggressive QC questioning a dyslexic defendant to a claimant who is unwilling to remove her niqab while giving evidence - and the judge receives feedback on how well he or she copes.

Although Astana provided six of Kazakhstan's 25-man squad for the recent internationals and, although they have in the Bulgarian Stanimir Stoilov a coach who led Levski Sofia to the quarter-final of the Uefa Cup in 2006-07, this is a side lacking experience in the sort of challenges it will meet against Benfica, Atlético Madrid and Galatasaray.

Martin added that his agency continues to fear that the current policy "will significantly impair Grand Canyon resources". The behind-the-scenes skirmish, which took place just days before President George W. Bush left the White House, highlights the sort of challenges Interior Secretary Ken Salazar will face in his new position.

My reading is that Midler faced the sort of challenges that can confront any foreigner doing business in China's fiercely competitive economy.

"Where I am in my career, they are the sort of challenges I need to be taking on and doing well in," Berghan said.

A defensive stopper relishes the sort of challenge Pierce presents.

So here's the sort of challenge currently being debated.

Then again, that is just the sort of challenge tech firms relish.

It is the sort of challenge Johnson used to love on the Jets, too.

The experience of clicking can seem, in short, near-miraculous…which is just the sort of challenge neuroscientists like.