Sentence examples similar to weight of challenge from inspiring English sources

Tata said its UK business had buckled under the weight of challenges including the dumping of cheap steel on to the market by China.

The American Dream may bend under the weight of challenges we failed to meet and presidents who have failed to lead.

Mr Gul, a co-founder of the ruling Justice and Development (AK) party, was seen as the only figure of sufficient weight to challenge Mr Erdogan.

The modesty of the numerical goal is incommensurate with the weight of the challenge posed by some 5 million Syrian refugees, including roughly 1.1 million already in Europe.

"Gil" jokes that he has the race "in the bag". The contest -- a key showdown in the battle for the Senate majority -- perhaps best illustrates the weight of the challenge campaign finance reform advocates face.

Finally, although an MD/PhD couple may face double the challenges, we find that the simple knowledge that you have a partner who understands helps to alleviate the weight of each challenge significantly (which, of course, holds true for most dual-career or dual-degree couples).

This smart, sober movie makes you feel the full weight of the challenges he faces.

These countries are buckling under the weight of the challenges of "fragile states": poverty, food security, weak governance, ethnic tensions and the spread of radical extremism.

Because he seems a living, breathing example of a man living comfortably in that exalted state, that dare has the weight of a serious challenge.

The humane endpoint of the challenge studies was body weight loss of ≥20% relative to the weight at the time of challenge inoculation.

Over four days, these mice lost an average of 15% of their starting weight from the time of challenge.