Sentence examples for ever increasing challenges from inspiring English sources
The trend towards new, and ever increasing challenges in endurance races over the last few decades has remained steadfast.
Due to ever increasing challenges faced by our global society, circular design and the idea of product-service systems (PSS) is gaining traction within businesses.
A continuous increase in urban population strains the limited resources of a city, affects its resilience to the increasing demands on resources and urban governance faces ever increasing challenges.
The propeller design is an activity which nowadays presents ever increasing challenges to the designer, involving not only the usual mechanical characteristics fulfillment and cavitation erosion avoidance, but also other cavitation side effects, such as radiated noise and/or pressure pulses.
21 With lack of resources, there are ever increasing challenges in setting up a new service and the increasing scrutiny of cost-effectiveness.
Choosing and justifying the right amount of investment in healthcare information technologies (HITECH or HIT) in hospitals is an ever increasing challenge.
Facing the ever increasing challenge of the information overload content providers have to focus on new ways in user-centered retrieval, not only providing tools for searching information, but tools for personalizing, managing, evaluating and working with the returned search results.
For many people though, reality looks quite different: In times when the borders between work and private lives become blurry and continuously dissolve, managing them actively becomes an ever increasing challenge.
Cancer is one such age-associated disorder and is an ever increasing challenge for Westernised societies.
This leads to ever increasing thermal challenges for the systems designer.
There are ever increasing technical challenges associated with the formation and ballast layer interface which relate to localised track quality and the route based longitudinal integrity of these refurbished discrete locations.
