Sentence examples for modernization challenges from inspiring English sources

After starting out with a custom shop management platform dubbed "Hyspace," Coquillette began work on turning that into something more mature, which became a product in its own right and is used by others facing similar back-end modernization challenges.

How might the pressures of modernization challenge the goals of the Bhutanese?

As nuclear power plants undertake main control room modernization, a challenge is the lack of a clearly defined human factors process to follow.

He astutely concludes that the development of Chinese aerospace reflects both the country's modernization and the challenges it faces.

On a laptop computer, he plays a company presentation that ends with BBK's two long-term goals: "to realize modernization" and "to challenge Sony".

In order to address the challenges of modernization and industrialization, China has begun to blend traditions of Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism with Whitehead's "constructive post-modern" philosophy in order to create an "ecological civilization".

"Of particular concern is that elements of China's military modernization appear designed to challenge our freedom of action in the region," the admiral said.

The history of our sleep habits as a species, how they've been affected and challenged by modernization itself, and how the very technologies that are supposed to be making our lives easier are wreaking havoc with our ability to sleep.

How he will deal with the challenges of combining modernization with China's announced goal of continued one-party governance is not clear.

However, modernization does not occur without challenges.

As, for instance, the analysis of the 'modernization' as well as the 'professionalization' cases reveals, a more comprehensive modernization agenda recognized HR-related challenges.