Sentence examples for will have challenging from inspiring English sources

Many will have challenging behaviour.

He says there is no inevitability that people with severe learning disability will have challenging behaviour - it depends how much support goes in.

In one recent study, a team of researchers from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine surveyed 1,993 people who'd had "challenging psychological experiences" (read: bad trips) while on shrooms.

Ms. Quinn, he added, "will have challenges, and she'll meet them.

Anybody in a government agency or any long-running concern that deals with this kind of volume will have challenges assuring everything is accurate".

Most student populations will have challenges, many unique, with accepting evolution.

"They will have challenges in building an Internet business," he says.

But despite its lofty goals, a device like this will have challenges in carving out a niche for itself.

"Without the foreign forces we will have challenges and problems when it comes to the equipping and training of the Afghan national army," he said.

This review shows that operation current should be optimized for few microamperes with a maintaining speed of few nanoseconds, which will have challenges and also opportunities for three-dimensional (3D) architecture.

Boehner continues to insist that the GOP will have "challenges" taking back the house.