Examples of using To be a challenge in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Data continues to be a challenge.
But when memorizing proved to be a challenge.
The preservation, archiving and permanent storage of those works proved to be a challenge that not only leveraged existing technology,
This appeared to be a challenge for LC Technology
Though getting around can prove to be a challenge if you do not have your own means,
I would imagine it to be a challenge, playing Rachmaninoff's C-sharp minor"Prelude".
And even in small waves, getting into position with the large housing was going to be a challenge.
which turns out to be a challenge for many parents.
Reducing the environmental impact of how consumers use our products continues to be a challenge.
The Flaw in the Character Miller believed it was the inherent unwillingness to remain passive in the face of what the character conceives to be a challenge to his dignity.
you want it to be a challenge.
finding one of these desired 1967 models can prove to be a challenge.
that I think is going to be a challenge for our entire field.
I have a dream that we can stop thinking that the future will be a nightmare, and this is going to be a challenge, because, if you think of every major blockbusting film of recent times,
Applying security patches continues to be a challenge for many users, with the report noting that maintaining a secure,
price deflation continues to be a challenge.
Regarding her chances of being selected for the job, Ackerman wrote to a friend,"I also know how revolutionary the idea is- therefore it seems to be a challenge that I pray I can meet.
legions of newly wealthy urban residents, but raising living standards for millions of people continues to be a challenge.
These changes have already lead to ground breaking engineering developments, such as electrically powered and hybrid cars and continue to be a challenge for engineers experienced in their field all over the world.
world's second-largest economy and legions of newly wealthy urban residents, raising living standards for millions of people continues to be a challenge.