Sentence examples for there is a real challenge from inspiring English sources

"There is a real challenge in 'War and Peace,' a vast amount of historical detail," he said.

That is why there is a real challenge for the underdogs who are still playing after the tournament's first weekend.

There is a real challenge to the Government to sort this out and make sure the banking industry is properly focused on its customers".

There is a real challenge in Manchester, as there is across England, but it cannot be overcome through concerned groups working in isolation.

Collaboration is key in helping deliver 'more for less': I think it is absolutely vital there is a diverse range of services but the problem will be how they are funded, with personalisation round the corner we are being forced to think more competitively and for some organisations locally I think there is a real challenge for us to look at how we work collaboratively.

Academic primary care is comprised of individuals from multiple disciplines, and there is a real challenge for SAPC to shape and inform its identity.

"It is a challenging time, but anytime there's a real challenge is not a time to retreat," she said at the conference.

"There's a real challenge here".

"Look, there's a real challenge in relation to career politicians.

"There's a real challenge to separate compound materials," says Jonny Hazell of Green Alliance.

"I wanted to be somewhere where there's a real challenge to build the audience, to build the infrastructure, the whole thing," he said.