Sentence examples for challenge all over from inspiring English sources
As various environmental problems such as climate change due to global warming and air pollution have been real problems, the increasing penetration of renewable energy source (RES) generation which does not produce CO2 and other substances of concern is common critical challenge all over the world.
Endless rounds of previous negotiations had ended in disappointment and overlaying new nation states over the grid of messy, large, complex empires was a challenge all over the world.
Addressing child sexual abuse is a challenge all over the world, but in India shortcomings in both state and community responses add to the problem, Human Rights Watch said.
Initially I thought this was a clip referring to the challenge prize, but right about now, my heart lifts a little, because maybe after seeing the Runway show where it all sucks, the judges don't pick a winner and make them do the challenge all over again, this time maybe giving them two days, or at least giving them a day to rework their designs.
Colon cancer represents a major challenge all over the Western World (Parkin et al, 2005).
New Deal socioeconomics emerged victorious over the two other experiments, only to be challenged all over again by laissez faire which started all the experimentation in finding something superior to it in the first place.
Basquiat was also better on paper than on canvas, and was much more gifted with formal questions of lines and shapes than with the challenges of all-over composition.
The United States, challenged all over the world, is receding and turning inward.
The integration of the resulting communities posed challenges all over the continent, but they were particularly acute in France, not least because of the violence and trauma of the Algerian war of independence.
Seven new research projects, awarded funding in the fourth round of grants from Harvard's Climate Change Solutions Fund, will use the humanities, engineering, science, and design to tackle these twin challenges all over the world, from hospitals in Boston to indigenous communities in northern Canada, from the coastline of California and floodplains in Missouri to rural villages in Nepal.
Even as AOL moves to profitability in a few countries in Europe with its traditional dial-up service, it may face similar challenges all over again offering high-speed service, mostly using a phone technology known as digital subscriber line, or D.S.L.
