Sentence examples for create new challenge from inspiring English sources

We could create new challenge prizes (like the Ansari 'X' Prize) and agencies which deliberately drive innovation (like Darpa in the US).

Even a flood of money moving to developing nations, as investors react to the lack of growth in the industrial world, would create new challenges.

It would also create new challenges for several other Republican legislators, whose new districts would include many more black and Hispanic voters, who tend to favor Democrats.

We can all agree with the prime minister that an ageing population and technological advances create new challenges to which the NHS needs to respond.

That means it can be mined, and "has potential to yield patterns that help solve basic [or] previously unsolvable problems, but create new challenges related to individual rights".

These factors and others create new challenges for the management and regulation of financial innovations.

The impacts of global environmental change create new challenges and opportunities for indigenous peoples worldwide.

Aside from the evolving technologies that intelligence officers must constantly track, changing political and even environmental conditions create new challenges.

In addition, rapid human population growth, shifting ecological conditions ("baselines"), and climate change create new challenges for environmental water.

Genetically engineered mice (GEM) develop novel disease patterns that create new challenges for comparative pathology that could not have been envisioned.

High-resolution remote sensing images have made it more convenient for professionals to study the Earth; however, they also create new challenges when traditional processing methods are used.