Sentence examples similar to combating a challenge from inspiring English sources

Doing it while combating a sensational scandal is almost unimaginable.

One of the biggest ecological challenges being faced by the microbiologists and plant pathologists in the future is the development of environmental friendly alternatives to the currently used chemical pesticides for combating a variety of crop diseases [ 1].

Fighting in war on two fronts, we were combating an elusive enemy in Afghanistan and beginning to experience unprecedented challenges in Iraq -- the country where I would spend the better part of my early twenties.

Therefore, combating autoimmune memory, yet a challenge, is seen as an important clinical goal.

Poor medication adherence is a key hindrance in combating the challenges of public health in both developed and developing countries.

Approaches to address these challenges included ensuring competitiveness of agriculture, mitigating the ecological footprint in the face of climate change and resource limitations, tapping into the bioeconomy of what plants have to offer, and combating health challenges of chronic diseases that are a result of our diets and behaviors.

During the disputed presidential election of 2000 between George W. Bush and Al Gore, Baker played a leading role for the Bush campaign combating legal challenges filed by Gore's campaign.

We know that combating any health challenge must involve local community leaders.

Because the US role in combating the regional challenge of extremism receives extremely low scores in every country surveyed, Arabs have been discussing the formation of a Joint Arab Force (JAF).

Their answers may be more crucial than any technological advance in combating environmental challenges.

It gained some genuine insights about the concerns of its customers and the role they thought technology companies should play in combating sustainability challenges.