Sentence examples for whose challenges from inspiring English sources

To work with kids whose challenges I could never even fathom at such a young age.

There are, Ms. Dahlstrom acknowledges, parents of children with autism whose challenges are far greater.

This is a dance whose challenges are hard to meet at the end of a program.

But Tau's closeness to the ruling party may prove a boon in a country whose challenges are still great, and may benefit from a co-ordinated effort.

Connecticut could address its predicament by creating eight school districts matching its eight counties, so that the thirty poorer districts whose challenges remain severe could become integrated into richer districts.

"By responding brutally to a brutal event, you exacerbate the sense of danger," said the architect Daniel Libeskind, whose challenges at the World Trade Center site will include the design of what will certainly be extraordinary security measures.

Walcott comes on for Milner, whose challenge and yellow card ended up as a goal for Sweden.

Mr Xi is a princeling (as is Mr Bo, whose challenge to Mr Xi could not be ignored).

"His ears are opening," said Rohan De Silva, whose challenge, as Mr. Perlman's piano collaborator, is to keep up with him.

Steinitz reserved the right to determine whose challenge he would accept and when and how often he would defend his title.

The document supports an appeal by groups whose challenge to the law was rejected in August by the U.S. District Court in Baltimore.