Sentence examples for challenge to preserving from inspiring English sources

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

The classical subcutaneous osteotomy described by Ilizarov has been shown by numerous studies [51, 53] to be most traumatic and poses a real challenge to preserving the periosteum and soft tissues around the bone.

Quite frankly, combating funding cuts and legislative attempts to undermine environmental protections represent by far the greatest challenge to preserving the progress we have made under the Clean Air Act.

"It's a formidable challenge to preserve".

The buildings weren't meant to last, so it's a challenge to preserve them.

In the introduction the report, named "Britain's Promise to Remember", poses the question "Why it's important to remember the Holocaust?" "Alongside the ongoing challenge to preserve the memory of the Holocaust is a failure to learn the lessons it teaches us," it reads.

However, scaling of the channel length is the enormous challenge to preserve the performance in terms of speed, power and electrostatic integrity at each technology nodes.

Therefore, estimating the admixture between introduced and wild populations is a major challenge to preserve the genetic diversity of wild populations and to ameliorate supplementation strategies (Randi 2008; Sonstebo et al. ; Hansen et al. 2009; Winkler et al. 2011).

Ashutosh Sharma and Ankur Malhotra of the record label Amarrass see the decline of the kamancha and instruments like it as one of the many challenges to preserving the Manganiyars' folk music tradition.

U.S. National Park Service land managers face a variety of challenges to preserving the biodiversity in their parks.

Although the film's popularity means that more than a few readers know the ending, nothing will be revealed here, except to say that Mr. Shyamalan found it challenging to preserve the secret in the story.