Sentence examples for with greater challenges from inspiring English sources

Operating under bankruptcy protection, he said, "an enterprise is faced with greater challenges".

Perhaps with greater challenges, the thinking goes, women will respond with greater performances.

Within Europe, "you are seeing some of the southern regions with greater challenges," whereas northern regions are showing relative stability, Mr. Guyette of G.E. said.

Schools could also give practical help to those with greater challenges, such as single mothers, mothers of twins, international students, or those worrying about a disabled child or mourning a lost one.

Faced with greater challenges, martian life may have evolved even better ways to cope with salty water than Earth's microbes have devised.

Recent studies have highlighted the difficulties associated with estimating tsunami impact loads on residential structures with greater challenges pertaining to estimating the debris impact loads.

"There were many factors underlying this year's GCSEs, including a sizeable increase in entry by 15-year-olds, new science specifications designed with greater challenge, early and multiple entry in mathematics," said Michael Turner, director of the JCQ.

Michael Turner, director of the JCQ, said: "There are many underlying factors affecting this year's GCSEs, including a sizeable increase in entry by 15-year-olds, new science specifications designed with greater challenge, early and multiple entry in mathematics and an increase in the number of students taking IGCSEs [international GCSEs].

Early Rossini does not present an orchestra with great challenges.

America today is a nation with great challenges, but greater resources.

Seymour is fascinated by how people respond when faced with great challenges.