Sentence examples for various challenges from from inspiring English sources
Hayward was ousted as tribal chairman in November 1998; various challenges from the likes of Donald Trump and the "fearsome genius" of Las Vegas casinos, Stephen Wynn, have come and gone.
She's literally instructed Children of All Ages -- 3 to 88 year olds -- including students with various challenges, from adolescents with Down Syndrome to the deaf.
The 2009 Miss Universe pageant took place last night, and after navigating her way through various challenges from swimsuits to evening wear to answering that one crucial question, Miss Venezuela, Stefania Fernandez, triumphed to take the crown.
The sector continues to face various challenges ranging from financial constraints to a shortage of skilled labour.
Their past experiences and local offices will help HOPES hit the ground running and allow the program to customize its responses to the various challenges arising from each country's different culture and infrastructure, Walbiner noted.
Resilience could be the key to explaining resistance to risk across the lifespan and how people 'bounce back' and deal with various challenges presented from childhood to older age, such as ill-health.
These methods suffer from various challenges such as illumination changes and dynamic background.
Weiquan lawyers have faced various challenges to their work from the Chinese government, including disbarment or suspension, violence, threats, surveillance, arbitrary detention, and prosecution.
Though, initially, it was the preferred approach for developing CDSS, it also suffered subsequently from various challenges.
In a statement, Suzuki said that various challenges led to its withdrawal from the American market, including low sales volume, the limited number of models in its lineup and unfavorable foreign exchange rates.
The chapter further discusses about the limitations or constraints of today's low voltage TTL logic in bus and backplane driving applications, and addresses various challenges and solutions for future migrations from 3.3 V to 2.5 V.
