Sentence examples for challenges to expansion from inspiring English sources

Some universities face particular challenges to expansion.

Companies that are perceived as being environmentally friendly may face fewer challenges to expansion or in getting permits for new facilities, she said.

For his project, Brasilia: A Model of Sustainability?, Michael studied challenges to the expansion of an integrated network of bicycle lanes in Brasilia, Brazil.

These results relating to affordability however it may be defined, present major challenges to the expansion of CBHI in many settings.

One of the major challenges to the further expansion of salmonid aquaculture is finding strategies to prevent, or at least delay [ 51], the development of pesticide resistance in sea lice.

In addition, potential challenges to achieve billion-fold expansion of cells are discussed.

Challenges to quality education Rapid expansion in enrolment has meant that classroom sizes have mushroomed – with an average of 66 pupils in each government primary school classroom in 2011.

A1 LEGAL ISSUES -- Leaders of civil liberties groups say they are preparing a variety of legal challenges to the Bush administration's expansion of its powers to arrest and prosecute people in the war on terrorism.

This presents huge challenges to existing methods in transmission expansion planning that rely on assembly of detailed scenarios for assumed types and locations of future generation and load growth.

Above results suggest that the increasing city size and urban expansion are great challenges to cycling systems in growing cities.

SeaWorld said it would consider whether to proceed with the expansions or possible legal challenges to the commission's conditions.