Sentence examples for a challenge area from inspiring English sources

It is that, "Gun crime continues to be a challenge area, up 17.0% since the same period last year".

Cooke et al. (2006) described the emergence of the Welsh Regional Science Policy which placed life Sciences and health as a challenge area to be tackled though the EU approach of Smart Specialisation, and the associated concentration of investment into excellence.

Indeed, the resource deficient environment was often identified in observations and focus groups as a challenge area, further highlighting the significance of this changing environment that children are able to exercise greater control over scarce resources and garner more resources.

So just months before the couple was about to officially tie their own knot, they leased a 5,000 square foot space in what they refer to as a challenged area of Chicago -- so challenged that people were sleeping under a viaduct nearby.

The materials science community has identified nanoparticle dispersion as a primary challenge area for the advancement of polymer nanocomposites technology.

Fewer approaches are designed to support governance and implementation of technical solutions, and this is considered to a priority challenge area for the scientific community if it aims to achieve greater impact on resource policy and management.

In the study, a major challenge area is food insecurity partly caused by inadequate agricultural productivity (Aboyeji and Ogunkoya 2014; Ike 2012; Ogunremi et al. 2000).

In conjunction with Boston Public Schools, the institute recently issued a challenge to area academics to improve the system's expensive and often inefficient bus service.

Balancing those competing interests is a challenge because area size is an important determinant of LI.

Two major outcomes of the workshop will be to identify consensus areas for data citation, and a set of challenge areas for research and infrastructure development.

When Twitter struck a deal to move to San Francisco's mid-Market neighborhood, the tradeoff seemed pretty straightforward: In exchange for relocating to an economically challenged area, the company would get significant tax breaks.