Sentence examples for challenge arising from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gillard began sounding the alarm in February in a speech to business leaders in Melbourne, calling the skill shortage "the biggest challenge arising from the boom".

This boundary-blind internationalization of finance, combined with the boundary-defying ability of large corporations to locate their operations in low-wage countries, poses a challenge to the traditional economic sovereignty of nations, a challenge arising from the new capabilities of capital itself.

One immediate challenge arising from Singapore's ambitious plan is that the country is short-staffed.

However, VANETs could face a great challenge arising from rapidly varying network topology.

The proposed models effectively resolve the major challenge arising from the fact that the MAC protocols in the two networks operate in different time scales.

Loss of land/farmlands and lack of compensations because of the projects which directly affect the livelihood is another challenge arising from the projects.

This came down the river and that's when this much greater challenge arose".

Unless another legal challenge arises quickly, the sale will proceed as planned.

That leaves the Times Company with its own choice if another challenge arises.

A similar challenge arises in a passage where Ives portrays Emerson's verse, as opposed to his discursive prose.

A related challenge arises from the ambivalence that sustainability champions often harbor on an individual level.