Sentence examples for face increasing challenges from inspiring English sources
"Aspiring lawyers face increasing challenges in accessing the profession.
Still, the trams face increasing challenges from the well-financed M.T.R., which is expanding its reach around Hong Kong Island with a new line to the southwest coast, while extending its main Island Line to an area where the tram now faces no underground competition.
Once GTA IV ships, Take-Two will again be dependent on less-popular titles and face increasing challenges to compete with larger and better-capitalized competitors.
Water resource managers face increasing challenges in identifying what physical and chemical stressors are responsible for the alteration of biological conditions in streams.
Armed with potentially limited communication and computational resources, designers of distributed imaging systems face increasing challenges in the quest to acquire, compress, and communicate ever richer and higher-resolution image ensembles.
Farm businesses face increasing challenges in the face of policy reform which envisages multifunctional rural economies with objectives which span the environmental, the social as well as the production of food.
But for Intel, the challenge is to fortify its market-leading position in the data center, where it will face increasing challenge from an emerging ARM ecosystem.
Since oral language and vocabulary are so connected to reading comprehension, the most disadvantaged children face increased challenges once they enter school and start learning to read.
Although CAR T cell immunotherapy has shown efficacy in treating hematogenous malignancies, therapies for solid tumors face increased challenges, including suppressive tumor microenvironments, trafficking issues, and identification of safe targets.
As synthesis by combinatorial chemistry and high throughput screening have become well-established strategies in the drug discovery process, chemists face increased challenges in managing large amounts of data and using these data to design more diverse and focused libraries.
