Sentence examples for to have challenges from inspiring English sources

"But he's going to have challenges unforeseen at this point".

Tom: We're all going to have challenges in life.

Such an expansion is likely to have challenges.

You want to help your child, and support them, but they also have to have challenges".

"You need to have challenges for the talented and the less talented," Forsyth says.

"We're going to have challenges going forward," Mr. Donilon said of China in an interview on Thursday.

Almost as alarming is that no other media seem to have challenged this claim.

The Channel 4 board "ought to have challenged the previous management more strongly", they said.

"The court does not seem to have challenged the executive strongly.

Although some tax experts have criticized the approach, the Internal Revenue Service is not known to have challenged any such arrangements.

However, some of the residents the BBC has spoken to have challenged this narrative.