Sentence examples for and challenges in a from inspiring English sources

"I see building resilience as a holistic approach to addressing the opportunities and challenges in a city through the physical, social and economic strengthening of communities," Aho explains.

The continuous technological advancement provides a plethora of additional opportunities for law enforcement and security agencies to tackle the contemporary threats and challenges in a more effective and efficient manner.

Future work should focus on developing a comprehensive methodology, reporting the processes of reassessments and sharing successes and challenges in a common platform.

This was consistent with local health service requirements and research ethics principles of the World Medical Association Declaration Of Helsinki [ 23] The following tables indicate specific tasks and challenges in a range of work settings that older rural health workers reported as becoming more difficult with age.

Whether you note any improvements or adjustments to your relationship with yourself by writing down your thoughts and challenges in a diary or journal or if you make mental notes of your journey to self discovery, it's a good idea to track your progress as you develop your friendship with yourself.

It was a pleasure to meet the resolute Mary Randall and her friends Margaret and Beat Haessig in Grimsby, and it helped me understand people's anxieties and challenges in an area that has suffered a long period of economic decline.

Despite owning leading web properties, over the past few years CNET has consistently underperformed its peers due to a failed strategy and an inability to proactively seize upon new opportunities and challenges in an effective manner.

"The leader is not afraid to push and nudge people to take personal responsibility and stay focused and challenged in a positive way.

"I figured out a while ago that the amount of fun and challenge in a job is not proportional to the size of the revenue," he said.

Once there was a single religion in this country, but now there is a multitude, some of them venerable, some of them very recent - all of them in need of rigorous examination and challenge in a fair school system.

"Too many couples bury the nasty bits – they avoid arguments, but what they don't realise is that it's the conflict and challenge in a relationship that helps it grow," he says.