Sentence examples for U.S. challenges from inspiring English sources

"We will continue to monitor closely any spread of the U.S. challenges to other geographies," Mr. Chambers said.

The fact that pharmaceutical drugs are now the leading causes of drug overdose in the U.S. challenges the common assumption that overdoses result primarily from the variable content of drugs in the black market (i.e., you can't assess the purity of what you are buying from transaction to transaction).

In contrast, this study's empirical focus, the body of the environmental discourse on nuclear waste in the U.S., challenges the researcher not with the production of ever more data.

INCENTIVE: Highly educated workforce with a depth of tech talent, plenty of shovel-ready development sites, robust public transit system, close to two international airports, most populous city in the U.S. CHALLENGES: New York is among the world's most expensive places to do business, both for employers with the city's taxes and employees because of sky-high housing costs.

Al Qaeda-founded rebel group's growth underscores U.S. challenges in Syria.

PAGE 23 The U.S. Challenge in Haiti The United States says its mission in Haiti will last 90 days.

On Tuesday, Beijing reacted calmly to the U.S. challenge, simply noting that it had identified and monitored the American warplanes.

But Beijing had initially reacted calmly to the U.S. challenge on Wednesday, simply noting that it had identified and monitored the American warplanes.

When researchers in the U.S. challenged the effectiveness of his vaccine, Austrian led another study (partially financed by the National Institutes of Health); his 1991 rebuttal disproved their contention and documented the vaccine's benefits.

NIBBLES: The Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei sued the U.S., challenging a law that limits the company from doing business with federal agencies, the Wall Street Journal's Dan Strumpf reports.

If a U.S. challenge is a ways off for Xiaomi, emerging markets are beckoning.