Sentence examples for bring challenges in from inspiring English sources

With an energy ESS or a power ESS alone, the system could possibly fail at satisfying power or energy demand, and a common solution is to increase the size of the ESS, but this will increase the cost and bring challenges in thermal management and lifetime management [2].

For example, geographical isolation can bring challenges in terms of limited access to health services and isolation from support networks, particularly in Australia [ 13, 14].

It brings challenges in terms of investment in the business".

Israel has declared Gaza, which is run by Hamas, a "hostile entity" and has tried to persuade its leaders to stop rocket fire by reducing supplies of gasoline, diesel fuel and electricity, a move that has brought challenges in the Israeli Supreme Court by Israeli human rights groups.

The synthesis of bimetallic NPs often carried out in solution brings challenges in separating, loading and dispersing these NPs on conductive carbon supports.

The introduction of digital mammography in the practice brought challenges in breast positioning, mainly due to a bigger breast support according to radiographers [32].

In FSW process, simultaneous rotation, and translation of the tool associated with severe plastic deformation of material around the tool pin brings challenges in measurement of torque and forces experienced during welding.

Even if Imgur could build the needed legal team, there are practical limitations on the speed and  cost of bringing challenges in the event that an agreement cannot be negotiated.

The opportunity to explore new therapies in WG has, however, brought challenges in clinical trial design (Table 2).

"But they also bring challenges, especially in privacy, and there has to be a public discussion about data being gathered by private companies, city councils and police.

"Every year, Election Days bring challenges," she wrote in an e-mail.