Sentence examples for increased challenges in from inspiring English sources
Stirrup noted that JCS Chairman Mullen's October 9 Congressional testimony, in which he predicted that 2009 would present increased challenges in Afghanistan and that "trends across the board are not going in the right direction," was "headline news" in the United Kingdom.
Mr. Phillips said in a telephone interview that, although "At the Movies" faced increased challenges in reaching a wide audience, neither its Chicago-based production staff nor Disney ever pressured him or Mr. Scott to dumb down their on-air discussions.
However, there are increased challenges in small (<20 kg) children who have complex abnormalities of the abdominal vascular system (aorta and inferior vena cava [IVC]).
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.
Also, chopped corn stover exhibited the highest angle of internal friction, unconfined yield strength, major consolidation strength, and cohesive strength, all of which indicated increased challenges in handling chopped corn stover.
A number of recent techno-economic studies have shown that energy storage could offer significant benefits to a low-carbon UK energy system as it faces increased challenges in matching supply and demand.
As universities face an increased challenge in selecting the best candidates, there is some scepticism about the new A* grade, being awarded for the first time this summer in an attempt to distinguish the cream of the crop.
"We have also found that there is an increased challenge in terms of keeping up with market expectations," adds Mr Cook, "especially in regards to social media, locally based content and mobile applications".
The trend towards new, and ever increasing challenges in endurance races over the last few decades has remained steadfast.
