Sentence examples for challenges anticipated from inspiring English sources

The paper concludes with an illustrative example and discussions of specific challenges anticipated in future research.

Evaluation of the reconditioning programme has begun and challenges anticipated after longer missions, e.g. to Mars, are considered.

The aim of this paper is to analyze the present status of the Chinese PV market, discuss the opportunities available, and the potential challenges anticipated in the developing process including some engineering roadblocks encountered in the PV system, and to outline possible future scenarios in this field.

Steps taken to minimise bias and the challenges anticipated will be discussed.

The UK Government relies on good scientific advice to help formulate policy that best meets the challenges anticipated in an uncertain future.

Not all these challenges were anticipated during the planning stages, and sites differed in the speed with which these challenges were identified and addressed.

The Russians, who took over in 1995, have said for years that integrating the old German equipment posed more challenges than anticipated.

REA tools and techniques were found to be highly relevant and acceptable to the Ethiopian research community, however practical challenges were anticipated in the actual implementation.

Future serosurveys at other sites may encounter additional local challenges not anticipated in this study, such as freezing ambient temperatures, rather than the elevated temperatures we dealt with in Ethiopia.

Both bills are expected to find strong support in the Assembly, but a more daunting challenge is anticipated in the divided Senate, where versions of the bills may be introduced as soon as next week.

Given the power of Prince Nayef, the nation's top law enforcement officer since 1975, no serious challenge is anticipated, particularly since he was left running the country during frequent medical absences by the king and Prince Sultan.