Sentence examples for challenges of financing from inspiring English sources
This article analyses the challenges of financing the development and large-scale diffusion of biomass gasification and offshore wind power in Europe.
In 1944, aside from the challenges of financing the war effort, the Court considered plans for marking the 250th anniversary of its founding (the directors decided to purchase "a piece of modern plate" and present it to the Bank).
And in particular, how to overcome the twin challenges of financing that terrible period when you're trying to transform your big idea into a marketable product, and managing the cashflow crisis that inevitably accompanies early success.
The project shares lessons, insights, and analysis collected through the study of some of the world's leading social enterprises and will include a series of tactical papers on the key scaling challenges of financing, government partnerships, talent acquisition, pathways to scale, and data.
It is also coming to grips with the challenges of financing what will ultimately be a budget in excess of $100 million.
Given the challenges of financing major capital projects like power plants in the midst of the Great Recession, South Africa and the national utility, Eskom, have turned to the World Bank, the African Development Bank and the European Investment Bank for assistance in financing new electric power stations.
There are also challenges of finance.
For Abraham Lacy, 33, a Chicagoan who voted for Ms. Lightfoot's opponent on the South Side on Tuesday, the city's urgent challenges of finances, schools and crime called for someone with deep experience.
That doesn't mean that we've solved the challenge of financing the aging of the boomers: we haven't.
After the Berlin Wall fell, the city faced the challenge of financing all three houses, not to mention 17 theaters and 8 orchestras.
"The challenge of financing new nuclear is one of falling costs and greater abundance of alternative technologies, so that it is being outcompeted," he said.
