Sentence examples for challenges to preserving from inspiring English sources

U.S. National Park Service land managers face a variety of challenges to preserving the biodiversity in their parks.

Ashutosh Sharma and Ankur Malhotra of the record label Amarrass see the decline of the kamancha and instruments like it as one of the many challenges to preserving the Manganiyars' folk music tradition.

As transformative changes in technology and the marketplace force traditional media to rethink long held assumptions, there is no shortage of challenges to preserving the benefits of a free press in our global society.

Ann Arvin, vice provost and dean of research, told the Faculty Senate on Thursday that universities across the country face many challenges to preserving research integrity, ranging from the highly competitive environment for federal funding to the globalization of research.

"The executive furlough plan is a potentially unlawful breach of contract, and we will be supportive of challenges to preserve the rights of hard-working families," Mr. Sampson said in a statement.

The chapter describes biosensors within the environmental area for the selection of specific parameters as well as the evaluation of the new monitoring or screening challenges to preserve the environment.

As an assistant attorney general with the justice department's civil rights division he mounted challenges to preserve voters' rights, protect gay and lesbian Americans from discrimination and led the investigation into the killing of the 17-year-old black teen Trayvon Martin.

The trial of Mr. Gabriele, 46, caps a turbulent moment for the Roman Catholic Church, racked by a pedophilia scandal involving some of its clergymen, a power struggle with American nuns over church doctrine, and challenges to preserve its moral authority within rapidly changing societies.

Illegal fishing in the Mediterranean, especially in Libyan waters, is a continuing challenge to preserving global stocks of bluefin.

The classical subcutaneous osteotomy described by Ilizarov has been shown by numerous studies [51, 53] to be most traumatic and poses a real challenge to preserving the periosteum and soft tissues around the bone.

Quite frankly, combating funding cuts and legislative attempts to undermine environmental protections represent by far the greatest challenge to preserving the progress we have made under the Clean Air Act.