Sentence examples for challenges for reaching from inspiring English sources

The adaptation of OTSN into urban cities brought new exciting challenges for reaching the goal of future smart cities.

Whenever the alpha male position may not guarantee a share of paternity large enough to compensate the risks of injuries or expulsion from the group received through direct challenges for reaching this position, male male contest for dominance can be expected to be reduced (van Noordwijk and van Schaik 2004).

As with many industries, a major challenge for reaching gender parity is removing the male-centric perception of that field so that young woman see it as a potential career for them.

However, the implementation of these plans varies widely across countries and remains the biggest challenge for reaching the set goals.

During Apollo, through the 1960s, the numbers of PhDs being undertaken rose almost threefold, buoyed up by President Kennedy's national challenge of reaching for the moon by the end of the decade.

As the investments in both Blue Origin and the 10,000-year clock show, it is the challenge of reaching for distant horizons that really makes Amazon's boss tick.

SOM, although not ready to go fully open-source, has at least not patented the design for its Timber Tower.But challenges to reaching for the sky remain, especially for the biggest construction market in the West, the United States.

Given all these challenges, training TBA may still be India's best hope for reaching Millennium Development Goal 5 by 2015.

So when I see a parent encouraging their children to push themselves to new challenges, like reaching for another bar on the monkey bars, or getting over their fear of heights to go down the "big kid" slide, I totally understand.

We present a bold vision for Europe underlined by indicators and targets, explore transition challenges to getting there and conclude with a list of key policies needed for overcoming challenges and reaching the vision.

Tasks 2 (an exercise involving reaching for a toy suspended overhead) and 3 (a challenge involving reaching for a toy moving along the ground) encouraged ambilateral motor performance.