Sentence examples for challenges and expense from inspiring English sources

The state-controlled behemoth is likely to get preferential tax treatment, but it will also face greater technical challenges and expense extracting the crude.

Aside from the logistical challenges and expense of accommodating two or three times as many representatives on Capitol Hill, the idea would certainly be resisted by incumbents who jealously guard their authority.

But Hipp wonders how such savings could even be possible, considering the logistical challenges and expense involved in getting these packages to people's homes or drop-off locations.

The organizational challenges and expense of conducting prospective observational or interventional studies on biomarkers are reflected by the fact that, so far, only few studies have reached this status in the biomarker development process [ 5, 18, 19].

But nearly every port in the game still faces major challenges and expenses — including the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which plans to spend $1 billion to raise the Bayonne Bridge roadway by 64 feet to allow the giant ships through on their way to to Newark and Elizabeth, N.J.

Building these student information systems is an unappreciated part of the challenge, and expense, of complying with the law, Mr. Kahl added.

Automakers, citing the challenge and expense of building large numbers of electric cars and charging stations, want fuel efficiency and greenhouse emissions standards to be slowly phased in over the period.

FIFA, soccer's governing body, is using them as a promotional tool in the developing world, where maintaining a natural grass field is often an insurmountable challenge and expense.

Some of the difficulties with the Afghanistan Infrastructure Fund were to be expected in a war zone, but officials did not properly prepare for contingencies like the challenge and expense of running power lines through remote areas of southern Afghanistan where the Taliban is strong, the report said.

The occurrence of unappetizing calcium lactate crystals in Cheddar cheese is a challenge and expense to manufacturers, and this research was designed to understand their origin.

The need for more genetic markers is recognised and until recently has been a major challenge and expense.