Sentence examples for challenge to secure from inspiring English sources

It's a challenge to secure funding because menstruation is not seen as a critical or life-threatening issue".

At 3-2 down, Lertcheewakarn won four consecutive games to level the match - using a Hawk-Eye challenge to secure set point.

"This is why Ofgem welcomes Decc's commitment to introduce a capacity market that will provide a longer term solution to this problem at a time when Britain's energy industry is facing an unprecedented challenge to secure supplies.

Ofgem's Project Discovery report in 2009 first identified the issue of tightening capacity margins in the middle of the decade, finding that Britain's energy industry faces an unprecedented challenge to secure supplies to consumers due to the global financial crisis, tough environmental targets, increasing gas import dependency and the closure of ageing power stations.

After a bitter night of fighting in 1993, in which 18 American soldiers and around 1,000 Somalis were killed, American troops pulled out.The new Somali government faces an extraordinary challenge, to secure a lawless country with minimal foreign military or financial assistance.

State Senator Charles J. Fuschillo Jr., whose district includes Jones Beach, said that while it was a challenge to secure the money during such difficult economic times, "it was critical to preserve the historical nature of the Jones Beach water tower".

Counterterrorism and security officials compared the current security challenge to securing the 2012 London Olympics or Times Square in New York on New Year's Eve, but doing so for a longer period of time and in many more cities.

Doctors were worst off: as individual suppliers, they had least leverage and not only faced lower repayment rates but also had often to surmount daunting and costly bureaucratic challenges to secure reimbursement.

"Just as we're debating the need to diversify our oil supplies, we're faced with an array of challenges to secure reliable and politically stable sources of gas," said David G. Victor, director of the Program on Energy and Sustainable Development at Stanford University.

This water scarcity restricts economic growth (Al-Hadidi 2011), and decision makers are challenged to secure additional potable water for an increasing population, agricultural activities, and growing industry.

Particularly, mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) with cooperative communications (CO-MANETs) [6] present significant challenges to secure routing, key exchange, key distribution and management, as well as intrusion detection and protection.