Sentence examples for challenges facing mankind from inspiring English sources
One of the biggest challenges facing mankind is to feed the 9 billion-10 billion people who will be alive and (hopefully) richer in 2050.
Not only because the challenges facing mankind, and the church, are more diffuse than before, and at least as formidable but also because John Paul's charisma, even if it could be reproduced, would not suffice to tackle them.For hundreds of millions of Catholics, their spiritual leader's huge role in history is a source of legitimate pride.
Maintaining food security in the face of population growth and climate change is one of the great challenges facing mankind today (Alexandratos and Bruinsma 2012).
"No country can alone address the many challenges facing mankind; no country can afford to retreat into self-isolation," Xi said.
In his introduction, Huhne said, "Climate change is in my view, our view, the greatest challenge facing mankind," adding that he wanted to go "further and faster than ever before".
Tory modernisers are also worried that Cameron's failure to follow up on his declaration that climate change was the greatest challenge facing mankind and that he would lead "the greenest government ever" is one of the issues "retoxifying" the party's brand – something Tim Montgomerie, the rightwing moderniser editor of the influential ConservativeHome website, has warned about.
The 195 nations in unprecedented fashion unanimously ended up agreeing to tackle arguably the most formidable challenge facing mankind--climate change.
The lack of it, he contends, is the single biggest issue facing mankind today.
Global environmental problems facing mankind are complicated and interconnected.
He declared rampant AI to be the "biggest existential threat" facing mankind.
