Sentence examples for increasing challenges to from inspiring English sources
Within the world of neighborhood news there's an exciting pace of innovation yet increasing challenges to building a profitable business.
Still, the West Nile virus, which can cause encephalitis and was unknown in the Western Hemisphere before last year, exemplifies the increasing challenges to public health departments in large cities like New York.
As equipment ages, there are increasing challenges to maintain its integrity.
This diversity presents academics with increasing challenges to motivate and promote student understanding.
On its own blog, the EveryBlock team also cites the "increasing challenges to building a profitable business" around neighborhood news as the reason the service is shutting down.
Once GTA IV ships, Take-Two will again be dependent on less-popular titles and face increasing challenges to compete with larger and better-capitalized competitors.
Water shortages are also expected to pose an increasing challenge to agriculture, with much of the arid North China Plain reliant on aquifers whose levels are falling fast.
"There is no shortage of theatres who will read your play, but it is becoming an increasing challenge to find properly and sufficiently funded companies".
Globalisation and climate change mean that old insect-borne diseases, like malaria, and emerging pathogens, like the Zika virus, pose an increasing challenge to global public health.
The report highlighted the increasing challenge to the traditional superpowers of science from the world's emerging economies and also identified emerging talent in countries not traditionally associated with a strong science base, including Iran, Tunisia and Turkey.
