Sentence examples for challenges to fulfilling from inspiring English sources
The challenges to fulfilling this vision included reachability, technical, social and business.
(Participant 21, HCP) Rapid advances in communication and information technologies are pushing the public health system and its agencies to meet new challenges to fulfilling its core function of "providing information to the public health community regarding the health of the populations served" [ 23].
However, cost effectiveness, timely availability, operative risks, need of life-long immunosuppressant, and shortage of donor organs are major challenges to fulfill the demand.
The explosive growth in data traffic [1, 2] and the limited availability of new licensed spectrum burden mobile network operators (MNOs) with great challenges to fulfill growing quality of service demands and increase competitiveness by reducing operational and capital expenditures (OPEX and CAPEX).
"Algeria has always faced a challenge to fulfill demand for housing.
Handling the uncertainity in wind speed and grid faults is a major challenge to fulfill the modern grid code requirements.
It has always been challenging to fulfill all the desired specifications simultaneously at smaller filter order in shorter computation time.
This is hardly an easy challenge to fulfill but it is doable when both partners are sharing a commitment to the relationship that overrides their personal preferences.
Additionally, health-care workers who traditionally assumed data-related responsibilities have been challenged to fulfill these duties because of the increasing workload associated with health program expansion.
The most common element of social inclusion missing from the other instruments that represented this dimension related to items that captured the challenges related to fulfilling parental roles (Table 2).
In designing spectrum-sharing underlay systems, a major challenge is to fulfill the two conflicting objectives; protecting the primary user from interference, and satisfying the quality of service (QoS) requirement of secondary users.
