Sentence examples similar to long lasting challenges from inspiring English sources

One of the long-lasting challenges of the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry has been addressing personalised solutions as nearly affordable as possible to what could be offered by mass production in the post industrialisation era.

Last month Goldman Sachs analysts said in a note: "We expect BT to underperform the sector as the company might be forced to cut its second half 2009 and 2010 dividends to zero in order to shore up an over-leveraged balance sheet and pay down a forecast £8bn [gross] pension liability, while simultaneously trying to fix likely deep and long-lasting challenges to profitability in Global Services".

Traffic signal control under oversaturated condition is a long-lasting challenge.

Although elastic scattering of nucleons may look like a simple process, it presents a long-lasting challenge for theory.

It is a long-lasting challenge in subsurface hydrologic modeling to develop numerically efficient algorithm for coupling unsaturated and saturated flow, especially in regional-scale modeling.

Weak rock mass strength estimation is a long-lasting challenge associated with geotechnical engineering due to its complex nature and limited definition.

The sophisticated molecular alternation which occurs during hepatocarcinogenesis provides a long-lasting challenge for researchers.

The long-lasting challenge for clinicians and scientists in basic research to unfold the major cause of the dysregulation of the food intake is becoming close to the last battle.

Programs that are designed to attack systemic challenges seek to realize long lasting improvements through behavior change but may misjudge what that challenge is.

Immunisation with Δpb36p sporozoites induces long lasting and protective immune responses against challenge with wild-type sporozoites in rodents [15] and confers a degree of cross-species protection against other rodent parasites [20].

Great challenges are now found in uncovering ensembles of new moieties capable of forming long lasting ties.