Sentence examples for increasingly challenging climate from inspiring English sources

Rackspace opted to go private in an increasingly challenging climate that faced competition on all sides from much more well capitalized companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google.

"It is clear we face an increasingly challenging financial climate, but the local government settlement and Scottish Budget for next year can only be agreed once the outcome of the next UK Comprehensive Spending Review is known".

But today, an increasingly challenging economic climate around the world and a historic decline in consumer confidence at home are combining to cause many business leaders to stop leading their businesses forward.

In an increasingly challenging fiscal climate, supporting evidence may encourage organisations to make the investment in this type of development".

First, tropical medicine research is always on the fringe when it comes to general interest and to funding, and so most contributors to the Journal are increasingly concerned about our challenging climate for research.

David Simmonds, chairman of the Local Government Association's children and young people's board, said councils had "worked hard" to protect services to vulnerable children but this had become "increasingly challenging" in the current financial climate.

Although Watney's situation is extreme, it does evoke the increasingly challenging circumstances farmers on our own planet face as a result of climate change.

Edlinger sought out increasingly challenging new routes.

"We now we find ourselves in increasingly challenging times.

In 2014, US employers found that landing talent became increasingly challenging as candidates found more options.

I used free online resources to slowly tackle increasingly challenging programming tasks.