Sentence examples for up against challenges from inspiring English sources

"Like every business, of course, we come up against challenges and have to work our way through them.

According to our past reports, the company has struggled with a color tablet, coming up against challenges choosing the right operating system and software.

David Abulafia, professor of Mediterranean history, University of Cambridge "Education is about excelling and bringing out the best in people, and that sometimes means going up against challenges.

But Michael Gordon explains that the planners, in trying to meet the deadline, have run up against challenges like how to compensate for Afghanistan's limited airpower and lack of medical facilities.

A newer generation of app developers – the so-called "middle class" of independent app creators and companies – is finding success by better catering to customers' demand for choice and variety, even as they bump up against challenges like app discovery and advertising.

"We were expecting to come up against challenges, as inevitably we would as trailblazers of brand new technology," Mr Roebuck said.

To help them graduate from college, it's important to understand the obstacles they're up against challenges that their more advantaged peers will never understand.

But I am up against many challenges.

How do the latest partnership wheezes measure up against these challenges?

They plan to go up against cloud challenges from Amazon and Google by promising better security, reliable industry standard practices, and a higher quality of services.

As Vortex builds bigger devices that catch higher-speed winds further from the ground, it will also run up against other challenges inherent to the physics of fluid mechanics.