Sentence examples for challenging affecting from inspiring English sources

Ken Arnold, head of public programmes at the Wellcome, said the exhibition opening in February would be a challenging, affecting and disquieting investigation of an aspect of the human condition.

As the largest mass gathering in the world, the Hajj presents unique Public Health challenges affecting residents of almost every continent across the globe.

"Water challenges affect children more than anything else," Mr. Clinton said, adding that a large percentage of children's deaths after an emergency are caused by waterborne illnesses.

What needs to happen to address the challenges affecting the world's youth?

For two decades I lived in Vietnam, leading research into the health challenges affecting low and middle-income countries.

Its organizer, the National Shooting Sports Foundation, calls it "a powerful display of industry unity and its resolve to meet any challenge affecting the right to make, sell and own firearms".

IBA Hamburg, an agency created to manage the project, is tasked with finding solutions to three disparate challenges affecting most cities: urban landscape, social equity and climate change.

But the UK needs social care reform just as the US needs healthcare reform; it is a critical national challenge, affecting the most vulnerable, and it will only get worse.

"The quality and availability of teacher training, scarcity of textbooks and resources, and class size remain serious challenges affecting education quality," according to the authors, who also noted that the sector remains underfinanced.

How big is the migration challenge affecting Europe now?

The MENA region is facing a number of serious challenges affecting its labor markets.