Sentence examples for a costly challenge from inspiring English sources
A costly challenge In Iraq, 27 per cent of displaced people live in unfinished buildings, informal settlements or other shelter arrangements, while 8 per cent live in organized camps.
Now the district and residents of Setauket are trying to come to terms with a different costly challenge: What to do about the suddenly sagging historic murals in Setauket Elementary School.
South Korea's engagement policy aims to avert such a collapse, which would present a huge and costly challenge to the South better, instead, to help North Korea towards prosperity.
While at first blush the faltering global economy may seem to present an inhospitable environment in which to confront such a massive and costly challenge, historically it has been precisely during such times of stress and crisis that rigid structures and systems that have outlived their usefulness have often become malleable and susceptible to change or replacement.
New York City's sewage presents a daunting and costly challenge: it creates foul odors and often contaminates waterways.
But a bigger, more costly challenge suddenly loomed.
Realizing the Semantic Web involves creating ontologies, a tedious and costly challenge.
In addition, health worker attrition is a significant and costly challenge in South Africa [ 55].
The prevention and control of bovine tuberculosis (bTB) in domestic cattle herds remains an ongoing and costly challenge for many industrialized countries, including those that have achieved officially tuberculosis free (OTF) status [ 1, 2].
Two mining companies are dragging El Salvador through a costly legal challenge at an international trade tribunal for attempting to protect limited water supplies by refusing permits for their operations.
As of now, Mr. DiFrancesco faces a battle for the Republican nomination against Bret D. Schundler, the mayor of Jersey City, who is a favorite of the party's conservative wing nationally and is expected to be able to mount a costly primary challenge.
