Sentence examples for challenges of restoring from inspiring English sources

In any event, two days after a major storm is too soon to know how well utilities are handling the challenges of restoring service.

AREF NAYED was sipping cappuccino in the soaring marble lobby of the Corinthia Hotel near Tripoli's seafront, quoting Montesquieu on law and Augustine on forgiveness in a conversation that had begun with earthier subjects, like the challenges of restoring Libya's water supply and counting its dead.

One of the greatest challenges of restoring the New Orleans health care infrastructure since the post-Katrina disaster has been shortages of health care providers.

But looming behind this front-burner concern are the very difficult long-term economic challenges of restoring Social Security and Medicare to solid footing and providing health care coverage to the millions of Americans who are uninsured or inadequately insured.

The challenges of restoring the tailings ponds and other elements of development sites have been underestimated, says E.A. Johnson, a professor of biological sciences at the University of Calgary and co-author of a report on the science behind reclamation in the oil sands published in The Year in Ecology and Conservation Biology 2008.

Then there was the challenge of restoring it, which took a year and a half".

He apparently relishes the challenge of restoring supervision to the Bank of England and repairing the banking system.

At the recent inauguration of Mayor Gwendolyn Faison, Senator Jon S. Corzine wished the new mayor success in the challenge of restoring the city.

Owen Coyle has been handed the dual challenge of restoring Wigan Athletic's Premier League status and his managerial reputation after being appointed Roberto Martínez's successor at the DW Stadium.

The challenge of restoring the fire-ravaged Glasgow School of Art has been revealed as the institution announced the architect's firm entrusted with the project.

"We bought it when I retired because I wanted the challenge of restoring the place," said Mr. Hedley, a former insurance broker.