Sentence examples for Connected challenges from inspiring English sources

In preparing societies for a fundamental shift in the future of work – and to get ahead of globally connected challenges emerging from other global shifts – the challenge is to overcome the polarised, incremental character of current debates and enable a good quality strategic conversation that benefits from the inclusive and collaborative development and use of Global Foresight.

The indigenous population constitutes some 2.7percentt of Australians, and many live in abject poverty in isolated rural communities, grappling with the connected challenges of lack of education, unemployment, alcoholism and health problems.

Our students connect challenges of urban development, sustainability and equity with the political and socioeconomic conditions that define them.

And we were trying to get skills sets and will sets connected to challenges and opportunities in specific schools," he said.

At the broadest level, the rich data and real-time feedback from smart, connected products challenge the traditional centralized command-and-control model of management in favor of distributed but highly integrated choices and continuous improvement.

All of these connect to challenges in complexity of data and computation speed.

Following these arguments, this paper connects the challenges facing Chinese knowledge workers, editors in particular, to the broader ongoing social transformation in China.

The academic challenges for many students are directly connected to the challenges associated with the social transition as well.

In addition to operational and financial challenges connected with protecting and growing their business, travel executives face distinctive challenges in their efforts to protect their customer base.

The stagnation in wages for the German working and middle class was intentional, caused by policy decisions connected to the challenges of reunification.

Nowadays, food industry is facing challenges connected with the preservation of the highest possible quality of fruit products obtained after processing.