Sentences with phrase «faced each of these challenges equally»

Not all states have faced each of these challenges equally.

Not exact matches

Adding to his challenge, Giambra faces an equally daunting task of winning over a New York GOP that these days finds itself more in tune with Donald J. Trump than Javits or former Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller.

The «back to work» office wear challenge is one I'm sure we all face, the desire to showcase that tan, maintain those carefree summer style vibes, yet equally dress modestly for not only the office, but for the uk weather too (which despite getting used to 35 degrees just a few (thousand) miles away, is not quite the reality of the U.K.).

We have seen our state's lawmakers expedite legislation in the face of several recent challenges and implore them to work in a timely manner to properly and equally fund all school districts throughout South Carolina.

While self - publishers face an equally difficult set of challenges as trad publishers, this post focuses on the advantages, not the difficulties, of self - publishing.

FHA loans for refinancing While FHA requirements such as a down payment of just 3.5 percent clearly benefit home buyers, these loans can be equally appealing to homeowners who face refinancing challenges because they have credit problems or minimal equity in their homes.

Commodity exporters could face tough challenges, especially those at the later stages of strong credit and property price booms and those that have eagerly tapped equally eager foreign bond investors for foreign currency financing.

In addition to the chapters devoted to overarching regional breakdowns, there are also chapters devoted to other culturally or geographically regionally similar areas, such as, coastal areas, rural communities, and «urban systems» — all equally powerful ways of situating people in shared communities of interest facing similar challenges..

Technological advancement is a challenge faced equally by accountants, who are contending with threats posed by cloud technology, the rise of streaming and the ever - increasing global nature of the music business, which requires expert knowledge of international tax systems.

At a time when law firms are equally facing the challenges of often surprising change, perhaps that is the quality Reed Smith liked too.

Furthermore, LJ Wall castigates «intelligent» parents who — when faced with the unpalatable prospect of losing frequent, regular and meaningful contact with their children as a consequence of LTR, and with the equally unpalatable expectation (according to the science) that the resulting separation will have disasterous consequences for their progeny — have the audacity to apply their «intelligence» in challenging the received wisdom of the courts!

I'm equally sorry to hear about the challenges that you all (most of you) are facing.