Sentence examples for challenges to saving from inspiring English sources
The additional challenges to saving civilization – religious, moral, and economic.
With awareness growing of climate warming and the consequences of our failure to develop clean, sustainable energy sources and other options to stabilize the planet and it's climate, we now face even more profound challenges to saving the human race from eventual extinction.
Environmental groups have already vowed that they will mount legal challenges to save it.
They fight hard in the face of challenges to save their forests.
One ride would place guests in a typical Disney scenario, in which they join the prince as he navigates danger, difficult landscapes and challenges to save the princess.
"UNICEF, WHO and GAVI have been with Somalia for more than 20 years and have lost staff and property and faced threats and challenges to save Somali lives.
"The public phobia against people with drug problems remains our greatest challenge to saving lives," Englander said.
With South Africa facing a stern challenge to save the series opener, Steyn is due to bat if required in the fourth innings.
"It is really a challenge to save all these people, because they are pushed out at sea all together in a massive way," said Carlotta Sami, a spokeswoman for the U.N. refugee agency in Rome.
So today we face an imposed, untested, centrally driven, top-down NHS reorganisation which offends almost every stakeholder group from GPs to patient representatives; the PM issues a challenge to save £20bn over four years and a Cameron aide is reported as saying in New York that NHS reforms will provide a "big opportunity" to the for-profit sector.
