Sentence examples for confront serious challenges from inspiring English sources
Speaking after the annual session of the national people's congress, Li Keqiang said: "We are going to confront serious challenges this year and some challenges may be even more complex".
While this is clearly not the work of a day or year, to the extent that we can tap into the potential of half the world's population, and confront serious challenges over time, we will see the remarkable differences that women can make.
Even before I came to the Corporation, I was beginning to worry that journalism was confronting serious challenges, digital and otherwise, that it might not be prepared to meet.
Arleigh Burke chair in strategy, Center for Strategic and International Studies The next administration will confront serious security challenges across the Middle East.
Despite his ties to Roh, if Moon still manages to win the election by riding the wave of opprobrium against Park's conservative Liberal Korea Party, he will confront serious domestic and foreign policy challenges.
While our social policies have improved citizens' lives over all, the government has also confronted serious economic challenges in the past 16 months, including inflation and shortages of basic goods.
When the balance is reversed when the new technology's ecosystem confronts serious emergence challenges and the old technology's ecosystem has strong opportunities to improve (quadrant 4 the pace of substitution will be very slow.
Both were colonies of European powers that later confronted serious developmental challenges after achieving independence.
In a letter to Obama, the coalition noted the need for a permanent director "as the agency confronts serious budget challenges, defends the American Community Survey (ACS), and conducts critical testing and systems development for Census 2020".
The Panel underscored the need for FAO to recognize its limited resources in confronting the serious challenges facing forest sector worldwide.
