Examples of using Its challenges in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Know that this moment, with all its challenges, is the opportunity to sharpen your mind and your focus.
Being an orphan has its challenges, you will be much better off than I was. but you already have so many advantages.
It is always interesting to see how different industries are seizing the opportunity of cloud adoption as well as coping with its challenges.
It seems that everywhere you turn, you are encouraged not to think too deeply about life and its challenges.
Forrest Gump is a man who sees the beauty of life despite all its challenges.
Spider-Man is full of stuff to do, but the game balances its challenges to provide variety.
So good regional connectivity will help HCMC to solve its challenges basically.
This STEM program is one of our signature projects to help the community solve its challenges.
future job and its challenges, a lateral movement
syndromes such as depression, stress and burnout are consequences of modernity and its challenges.
live his earthly life in fullness and to respond courageously to its challenges.
The onus is therefore on us all to ensure we reap the blessings of Mercury's insight whilst navigating its challenges with compassionate grace.
live earthly life to the fullest, and to meet its challenges with courage.
Nor would we be good guardians if we tried only to preserve it, burying it for fear of the world and its challenges(cf. Mt 25:25).
live his earthly life in fullness and to respond courageously to its challenges.
the organization's efforts will be successful, encouraging citizens to mobilize is not without its challenges, not least of which being the Mekong Delta's widespread poverty.
CEO of Ecogal Corporation- the firm in charge of the project- building an airport to be green is not without its challenges.
facing the Great Waves of change and cooperating to meet its challenges that will unite humanity at last.
a disability rights champion: while wanting to help others, he also sought to detach himself from his illness and its challenges.
We love to help you deepen the three-way conversation between your own context and its challenges, Western theology, and the Christian Scriptures and tradition.