Sentence examples for connected challenges from inspiring English sources

In preparing societies for a fundamental shift in the future of work – and to get ahead of globally connected challenges emerging from other global shifts – the challenge is to overcome the polarised, incremental character of current debates and enable a good quality strategic conversation that benefits from the inclusive and collaborative development and use of Global Foresight.

The indigenous population constitutes some 2.7percentt of Australians, and many live in abject poverty in isolated rural communities, grappling with the connected challenges of lack of education, unemployment, alcoholism and health problems.

The company says that Neo4j flexible and scalable graph database engine is the industry's only NOSQL database capable of solving the complex, connected data challenges that enterprise application developers face today.

And we were trying to get skills sets and will sets connected to challenges and opportunities in specific schools," he said.

Following these arguments, this paper connects the challenges facing Chinese knowledge workers, editors in particular, to the broader ongoing social transformation in China.

The academic challenges for many students are directly connected to the challenges associated with the social transition as well.

Importantly, we read an extensive amount of research articles in connection with a literature review on ethical challenges connected to the use of coercion in mental health care which we performed at the same time (work in progress).

"If you take a look around at all of the media space — I'm not trying to paint the rosy picture because we have challenges connected to our liquidity and certainly our stock price is dreadful," Mr. Karmazin says.

Nowadays, food industry is facing challenges connected with the preservation of the highest possible quality of fruit products obtained after processing.

It also discusses some of the challenges connected to this task and discloses some of the results derived from the corresponding process analysis.

Because of the comprehensive and complex health economic challenges connected to genome analyses, health economic research will and must grow in the future to explore the benefits and costs of these novel technologies for patients and society.