Sentence examples for expanding challenges from inspiring English sources

A member of the World Mustard Association, Mr. Simpson can attest to the expanding challenges and headaches of the market.

The fresh violence highlights the expanding challenges as the Obama administration tries to bolster Pakistan's civilian government and encourage the military to press its campaign against the Taliban.

Here is the fact: the Iranian regime is facing the most sustained, powerful and expanding challenge to its authority than it has ever faced, and it is miserably failing to contain it.

Multimorbidity is an immediate and expanding challenge for many health systems, including the NHS.

A working-party would now appear to have settled on exporting the game to Australia (or New Zealand) this time next year, and then staging an expanded Challenge involving the top three clubs from each hemisphere in Europe in early 2015, with a view to taking the games on the road in future years.

They have included decisions favoring criminal defendants and injured workers, expanding environmental challenges and extolling individual rights against the police.

And there is a critical mass of small, brave, genuinely independent outfits -- Palm Pictures, ThinkFilm, IFC and Wellspring, to name a few -- dedicated to expanding, and challenging, the film audience.

This review provides an overview of this rapidly expanding and challenging field of research with main focus on starch structure and hydration.

Overall, respondents considered that their medical school culture did not view psychiatry as an exciting, rapidly expanding, intellectually challenging, or evidence-based branch of medicine.

Trumpism has expanded the challenges to African-American voters.

I used to say that my work was my yoga, because it stretches everything, expands and challenges everything you know and understand and are.