Sentence examples for an increased challenge from inspiring English sources

But their stance is part of an increased challenge to News Corporation leadership ahead of an Oct. 21 shareholder vote.

As universities face an increased challenge in selecting the best candidates, there is some scepticism about the new A* grade, being awarded for the first time this summer in an attempt to distinguish the cream of the crop.

The average patient BMI for all groups in our study was > 30, placing them into the obese category, leading to an increased challenge with obtaining images [19].

Mr Barrie argues that the introduction of significant numbers of J-20-based fighters would "pose an increased challenge to other regional powers, and to US forces in Asia Pacific".

"We have also found that there is an increased challenge in terms of keeping up with market expectations," adds Mr Cook, "especially in regards to social media, locally based content and mobile applications".

Since the neutron and surface heat loads are higher in APEX designs than those in conventional fusion designs, decay heat and activation are generally higher, presenting an increased challenge when justifying the safety case.

It is, of course, an increasing challenge to maintain gentle manners when stalled in traffic on smoggy highways.

Workload pressures and culture already drive long hours in many workplaces and is an increasing challenge in an ever-demanding world.

"There is no shortage of theatres who will read your play, but it is becoming an increasing challenge to find properly and sufficiently funded companies".

Water shortages are also expected to pose an increasing challenge to agriculture, with much of the arid North China Plain reliant on aquifers whose levels are falling fast.

Globalisation and climate change mean that old insect-borne diseases, like malaria, and emerging pathogens, like the Zika virus, pose an increasing challenge to global public health.