Sentence examples for increased the challenges from inspiring English sources
James Levine, the conductor, may have increased the challenges to the singers with the spacious tempos he took in Act I, especially the scene between Brünnhilde and Waltraute, her Valkyrie sister.
"As a result of closer integration within the EU and, more recently with the euro area crisis, this may have increased the challenges to UK economic and financial stability," he said.
Even those who agree with the demands of the P.K.K. acknowledge that the decades of war between the P.K.K. and the Turkish Army has increased the challenges for Kurds trying to participate in political and civic life, even while it has raised awareness of the Kurdish struggle.
From the port operator perspective, competitive pressure has increased the challenges in creating and maintaining customer satisfaction.
The emergence of this technology has increased the challenges for public health practitioners to provide meaningful interpretations for county-based state cancer maps.
The requirement that the response teams deploy to the field on short notice, swiftly conduct multiple site investigations, and provide expedient recommendations on multiple topics in various healthcare environments, increased the challenges of this assignment.
The involvement of large numbers of monks has increased the challenge to the government in a nation where the Buddhist clergy is highly revered and is the most organized group apart from the military.
It took months to close the deal, in part because the house had only a temporary certificate of occupancy, which increased the challenge of getting a mortgage.
By 2012 the complexity and subtle nature of the challenge had increased, the challenge now being an understanding [17] of how asymmetric induction in the resulting polymer can be achieved.
The gels give the player more control over the environment, which increased the challenge for the puzzle designers.
Indigenous participants' narratives revealed how feelings of alienation and isolation substantially increased the challenge of coping with an already demanding treatment.
