Sentence examples for Address a range of challenges from inspiring English sources

We would also be diminishing our ability to address a range of challenges – such as global warming, organised crime, terrorism and Russian militarism – that cross borders.

In 2012, Stanford University concluded an unprecedented five-year campaign that positioned the school to address a range of challenges in the global economy.

Over the last decade, many reporting guidelines, some including checklists, have become available to address a range of challenges.

Four papers make use of next-generation sequencing (NGS) [ 13- 16] to address a range of challenges from the identification of the taxonomic origin of organism sequences in metagenomic studies [ 13] to the identification of unique and novel genes in metatranscriptomic data [ 14, 15].

"That's the sturdy foundation we built on today as we addressed a range of challenges".

CTC is itself an initiative of the Centre for London not-for-profit thinktank, which focuses on addressing a range of challenges faces by the U.K.'s capital city, from the environment, to housing, to economic and societal issues.

Seven papers are devoted to transcriptome analysis addressing a range of challenges from epigenetics [ 13, 14] to understanding transcript-level changes with diseases [ 15- 18].

This means that for the next six months the small island state plays a key role in setting the agenda, finding compromises and addressing a range of challenges such as the migration crisis and the expected start of the Brexit negotiations.

Thousands of the best developers, coders and hackers will compete — from anywhere in the world — to build tech products that address and solve a range of challenges.

A range of challenges need to be addressed and different policy tools can help in this respect.

Leading experts will present the latest advances in the development of novel micro- and nanotechnologies and address a range of different challenges that are of importance to biomedicine at the interface of engineering, medicine and biological sciences.