Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Mr President, we face a challenge here today.
• Member States will undoubtedly face a challenge.
• It is not only our credibility which is at stake; countries really face a challenge.
• I'm telling you, it's good for him to face a challenge.
• We face a challenge and we must act now because our actions today will determine our future.
• Mr Duisenberg will surely face a challenge second to none with the introduction of euro banknotes on 1 January 2002.
• Beginners can easily start with its 16 resistance levels. Leisure sportsmen also face a challenge using the Kettler Skylon 1 elliptical cross trainer.
• So we towed the trailer about half a mile into the woods so they would have to face a challenge together like we did.

• To achieve any goal, you will face challenges.
• You are not one of those who won't dare face challenges along the way.
• Without universal healthcare and insurance many Lyme disease sufferers face challenges over access to treatment.
• You will need strength and courage to face challenges. If you can communicate effectively, you can get some support, or you can unite with more people.
• I still believe this regulation will face challenges, legal and otherwise by countries outside the EU, particularly the USA and Russia, making a worldwide agreement difficult to achieve.
• In future, you'll face challenges at every step.
• You will face challenges when the dome is down, but you'll have my recordings to guide you.
• They face challenges in sharpness, accuracy and agility.