Sentence examples for true challenges from inspiring English sources

United commonly have greater prizes in mind than that or the Carling Cup but today's victory is a fillip as the true challenges approach.

The true challenges these countries and the region face remain the same — fresh water, sustainable agriculture and the threat of climate change.

But for the most part, religious admirers of these directors treated them and their films not as object lessons for nonbelievers about the consequences of nonbelief but rather as revelations for believers about the true challenges of faith.

In a presidential election year, the natural, ultimate political wish is that the voters demonstrate to the competing politicians that a huge campaign treasury is no match for fresh ideas courageously focused on the nation's true challenges, not on its constituents' prejudices.

While for many other fields of research still a mere phrase, interdisciplinarity is one of the true challenges for bioinformatics.

The questions posed above and in the video are true challenges to the future of our planet.

That is the true challenge facing our educational system.

While technically sound, the wheel's true challenge may be in winning over cyclists.

The true challenge is how to make other settled places more like Manhattan.

The true challenge, as I discovered in due course, was this: how to leave most of it out?

With the unique writing concept, it is a true challenge to the traditional art form of writing.