Sentence examples for longstanding challenges from inspiring English sources

He has the Silicon Valley ethos of testing assumptions and formulating new approaches to addressing longstanding challenges.

Professor Chris Ham, chief executive of the independent health thinktank, the King's Fund told the Guardian: "These forecast deficits provide further evidence of the escalating financial crisis in the NHS, as well as the longstanding challenges facing London's health system.

It is one of several basic but intractable problems still troubling Egypt, one that belies the revolutionary fervor of early 2011 and speaks to the longstanding challenges this country still faces.

Their success will largely depend on the extent to which local leaders and communities now come together to tackle deep-seated and longstanding challenges that require shared cross-organisational action".

We have to identify the gaps, and to test and trial the best new ideas that can address longstanding challenges faced by the world's most vulnerable people, and build the evidence base that these ideas really can make a difference.

"We applaud the companies in TransCelerate BioPharma for joining forces to address a series of longstanding challenges in new drug development," Dr. Janet Woodcock, the director of the drug division at the Food and Drug Administration, said in a statement issued by TransCelerate.

It also helped feed an increasingly prosperous population, a longstanding challenge in China.

In the MP3 scooter, this longstanding challenge has been addressed with a patented design that uses two front wheels.

How to react to crackdowns like Mr. Bakiyev's is a longstanding challenge for American diplomacy, here and around the world.

The low ratings point to the Grammys' longstanding challenge in attracting young fans, who tend to view the awards as out of touch with fresh talent.

Remarkably G.E. has just taken formal action to continue its longstanding challenge of the constitutionality of the federal Superfund law by asking the Supreme Court to hear its appeal of the lower court's denial of its claim.