Sentence examples similar to flooding challenge from inspiring English sources

The 2008 flood challenged the primary curative and preventive health care services in Jagatsinghpur.

The 2008 flood challenged several aspects of the primary curative and preventive health care services in Jagatsinghpur, Orissa.

Those figures are subject to corrections and appeals, and officials expect a flood of challenges from people who face higher assessments or are simply confused.

"With teaching now starting to be seen as a less attractive career, we're beginning to get to a situation where, if this turns into a flood, the challenges we've got will become even more serious.

By age and education, Tang and his peers inherit a long legacy of activism that stretches from 1919, when nationalist demonstrators demanded "Mr. Democracy" and "Mr. Science," to 1989, when students flooded Tiananmen Square, challenging the government and erecting a sculpture inspired by the Statue of Liberty.

These reservoir attributes collectively contribute to flood management challenges.

However, alteration after initial deposition is not well understood, making prediction of post-fire flood hazards challenging.

The results show that flooding remains a challenge in subsidized housing areas and that risk is linked strongly to the buildings themselves.

The flooding was a challenge for the paratroopers when they first arrived.

Faced with what some experts say is a hundred-year flood that would challenge any leader, Ms. Yingluck is a political novice working with cabinet members she does not know well.

"Before the flood, the major challenge Minot faced was how do you handle the growth?" said John Coughlin, a developer who stopped work on several projects to help build protective levees.