Sentence examples for a challenging era. from inspiring English sources

The book, "The Future of Conservation in America: A Chart for Rough Water," co-authored by former National Park Service Director Jonathan Jarvis, is a "candid, passionate, and ultimately hopeful book" for a challenging era in conservation.

A press officer, reacting to the loss of 80 jobs, conceded that the terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels were "a factor in what is a challenging era for the whole of the travel industry", and it does occur to me that a notice flashing up every few minutes in the booking office might be rephrased.

He'll be leading EA into a challenging era.

This is a challenging era in higher education; a growing focus on assessment, accountability, student learning and student success is underway.

He served on the National Executive Committee of the university's PACE (Plan of Action for a Challenging Era) Campaign in the early 1960s, and chaired the New York Major Gift Committee.

They are, in fact, pointers to a devastatingly challenging era where, increasingly, on all debates on development versus conservation we stand to lose more than we gain, if we think only about our needs.

This will require careful attention to both drug safety and cost-effectiveness of established versus emerging therapies, relative to quantifiable patient-centered outcomes, in a financially challenging era.

South Africa now head for Auckland for a semi-final against New Zealand or West Indies Sri Lankaafterter months on the road, finally go home to a new and challenging era.

Willard survived a challenging Depression Era childhood, from which he emerged as the provider for his family, a role he carried for the rest of his life.

"We are also supporting local artists and arts organizations, who often struggle to create art in San Francisco in a challenging economic era". Chiu, who pushed a similar idea on the campaign trail during his ultimately unsuccessful mayoral run, initially hoped to have the bill expand the fee to all new developments over 75,000 across the entire city.

Books like 1984 or Ta-Nehisi Coates' Between the World and Me, on the other hand, have been eagerly pushed by tastemakers (and publications like HuffPost) looking to prove how literature can aid in our understanding of a challenging political era.