Sentence examples for wave of challenges from inspiring English sources
"wave of challenges" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a series or set of difficult situations or obstacles. Example: The company faced a wave of challenges as they worked to expand into new markets and improve their products.
They will be denounced before midterm elections this year and meet a wave of challenges.
Yet Internet taxation, the nation's governors say, is merely the first of a wave of challenges that states must deal with as the advance of digital technology creates a new economy.
WASHINGTON — Courts must take a skeptical look at affirmative-action programs at public colleges and universities, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, in a decision that is likely to set off a wave of challenges to race-conscious admissions policies nationwide.
DAVID A. STRAUSS, a law professor at the University of Chicago, on a Supreme Court ruling that allowed a program in Texas to continue but was likely to set off a wave of challenges to affirmative action in admissions.
This quest for ubiquitous wireless connectivity and the trend toward highly integrated solutions have opened up a new wave of challenges and opportunities for RF (radio-frequency) integrated circuit design.
Currently the Bells are standing tall, having fought off the first wave of challenges to their seemingly impregnable regional monopolies.
It's all part of a larger soul searching over why Germany, with great traditions in literature, theater and film, has mostly missed the current wave of challenging, complex television.
When it was first announced, though, it was hard not to think that the London Eye was going to be some sort of Victorian throwback, an enormous music hall-era fun-fair ride among London's new wave of challenging millennium monuments– Tate Modern, the Millennium Bridge and the Millennium Dome itself.
But it comes amid a gathering wave of niggling challenges to government control.
The EPA's effort to repeal the Clean Power Plan is almost certain to meet with another wave of legal challenges.
The Justice Department and the Pentagon have been anticipating a wave of court challenges brought on behalf of Qaeda and Taliban prisoners in Cuba.
