Sentence examples for foremost challenges from inspiring English sources

At present, energy efficiency represents one of the foremost challenges to achieve the transition toward a low-carbon society.

Designing efficient and cost-effective systems that also meet environmental and other constraints is one of the foremost challenges that engineers face.

Achieving device quality Al-rich AlGaN with high conductivities and high quantum efficiencies remains one of the foremost challenges for the nitride community.

One of the foremost challenges confronting society today is the vulnerability of critical physical infrastructures in urban areas to extreme events.

Confidence building is likely to be one of Bradley's foremost challenges but one that he can meet head on by not having a stake in the tumultuous events taking place in Egypt.

Mr. Rosenthal said he was stepping down because he had held the job for so many years and because he wanted to concentrate on one of labor's foremost challenges: increasing union membership.

Providing diverse, ubiquitous and cost-effective broadband services is a foremost challenge for the telecommunication community.

"That's by far the first and foremost challenge of the new government.

First and foremost, challenge your existing mind-set, enlarge it, and make it more complex.

The foremost challenge we face here is to design flexible primitives that the infrastructure should export.

Long ago, he identified the foremost challenge of our time: how to allocate our attention.