Sentence examples for whose challenges are from inspiring English sources

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.

The system also tries to prevent inconsistent information by penalizing and sometimes banning those who submit too many spurious contacts or whose challenges are frequently overturned.

Diane Ravitch, Joseph P. Viteritti, and their coauthors explore pedagogical, institutional, and policy issues in an urban school system whose challenges are those of American urban education writ large.

During the final session Marianne coached a participant whose challenges are much greater than my own.

However, this study focused on specialty doctors who were working as consultants, or eligible to work as consultants in the UK, and whose challenges were greater because they had heavier clinical responsibilities and greater autonomy.

"We're always digging holes and trying to crawl out of them," said Marcus Camby, whose challenge is to be the X-factor in the playoffs that he was last season.

A look like that might be pushing things at Gucci, a multinational whose challenge is to "model" markets — that is, standardize taste and expectation among luxury goods consumers in markets both established and new.

Mohan is a big man on campus and a popular party organizer, whose challenge is to organize an end-of-the-year blowout for the cool Indian students without letting his country-mouse house guest find out about it.

It was a typical day on the campaign trail for Mr. Toledo, the director of a business school, whose challenge is so short on funds that the van transporting a brass band in his campaign caravan ran out of gas before it arrived for a rally in Tacna.