Sentence examples for geographic challenge from inspiring English sources

But integration is still the magnet grant's primary purpose, and this presents a geographic challenge in District 14.

He also repeatedly cited truisms, such as: "There is a geographic challenge in trying to unite Gaza and the West Bank".

The suburban poor also face the geographic challenges of decentralized living.

There were plans to increase that by 5%, but it cited "all manner of physical and geographic challenges" for delays.

The article also correctly points out that many reservations face harsh geographic challenges, limiting many tribes from being able to develop commerce and industry for their members.

He is also the most visible figure in the growing "fastest known times" movement, in which runners measure how long it takes to complete geographic challenges — running up and down the Grand Teton in Wyoming, say, or around a lake — and then post their results online.

The Delphi method removes geographic challenges and time boundaries allowing all stakeholders to participate.

A little challenging, too, being from Denver, Colorado, when he lives on the West Coast in Los Angeles, so we had to deal with the geographic challenges as well.

The VA is plagued by inefficiency, an inability to hire and retain adequate mental health professionals, and faces geographic challenges associated with a patient population dispersed across the world.

Beyond churches' geographic challenges, few religious groups have the necessary 20percentt down payment along with a strong history of collecting enough tithes and offerings to cover a big mortgage, Messier said.

"It's always difficult and somewhat dangerous to fly at night, so depending on different conditions and the geographic challenges is how they evaluate whether or not they can operate at night," Jason Hodge, Ventura County firefighter, told the Los Angeles Times.