Sentence examples for challenge preserving from inspiring English sources

BRUSSELS — Even as nations struggle to curb emissions of greenhouse gases, the European Union is taking on a potentially more complicated environmental challenge: preserving the world's biodiversity.

However, the possibility of the cloud service being semi-honest poses a key challenge: preserving the participants' privacy.

Data in this study suggest that the type of intermittent hypoxia characterizing OSA, applied as a single challenge, preserves bone homeostasis.

The school research activities and methodologies outlined in this article can meet this challenge of preserving local knowledge, as well as addressing other challenges such as the management of the local EWS by new community leaders, a barrier identified by Baudoin et al. (2016) in their EWS case study in Sri Lanka.

For the federal government, the challenge of preserving records grows each month, as employees create billions of e-mail messages.

"We are overwhelmed by the challenge of preserving digital information," said Robert P. Spindler, the chief archivist at the Arizona State University Libraries.

Illegal fishing in the Mediterranean, especially in Libyan waters, is a continuing challenge to preserving global stocks of bluefin.

And the challenge of preserving European living standards as the continent's population ages, and the world's centre of economic gravity shifts east, is immense.

Now, however, it faces the twin challenge of preserving its past while solving quality-of-life problems to ensure its future.

"I was inspired by the challenge of preserving the place's un-domestic scale," she said, while "transforming it into a livable home".

NATIONAL An article on Sunday about the challenge of preserving buildings as landmarks in Phoenix misstated the number of signatures gathered in an online petition to help save a 1952 home in Phoenix designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.