Sentence examples for chances and challenges from inspiring English sources

We must take into account the new chances and challenges women confront, or they will think that feminism has little relevance to their own lives.

None of that was a given when the Berlin Wall fell in November 1989, opening up to Ms. Merkel and 17 million East Germans chances — and challenges — they had long desired but scarcely imagined.

Thus, a balanced set of indicators was defined and applied to identify the sustainability chances and challenges of energy production from grassland.

The empirical results of a study on people's moral attitudes may provide policy makers with relevant information about chances and challenges if the regulation of an ethically relevant issue was to be changed.

If breastfeeding has the potential to change long-term risks in GDM offspring and, thereby, modify the consequences of exposure to a diabetic intrauterine environment, then we have to extend the historical concept of fuel-mediated teratogenesis beyond birth, opening important chances and challenges of a neonatal diabetes prevention.

And give credit to Mr. Domingo, who at nearly 66 is still ambitious, still taking chances and challenging himself.

Enter Belgau, 40, who will have the chance — and challenge — of leading a session on homosexuality at the World Meeting of Families on Sept. 24, two days before Francis arrives in Philadelphia.

More technical breakthroughs in data acquisition and processing will be developed in the future, which may present the chance and challenge for researchers in this field.

Start-ups offer chances and pose challenges to young scientists in the bioinformatics environment.

We immediately gravitate, as Lennon did when he was shooting the film, to a few individual characters, and learn about their desire to get a second chance and the challenges they face as they pursue it.

Once reproductive separation has manifested, the populations can diverge according to chance and environmental challenges.