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For the past six years, the Department of Parks and Recreation's internal park inspection program has consistently found the "cleanliness of large parks to be more challenged" than that of small parks and playgrounds, the report said.

"There are a lot more affordable units coming up," he said, "and with the market more challenged than in the past, it's not just the fair-market-rate apartments that are lingering.

Stephen Magee, the university's vice-principal for external relations, said: "We are pleased that applications to St Andrews have again grown, particularly when the sector as a whole has seen a drop in applications and the funding of higher education is more challenged than ever, for students as well as institutions".

These debates often begin with an assessment of the western philosophical legacy, a legacy that is nowhere more challenged than in the art world itself.

Antivirus software programs are more challenged than ever to detect malicious software that causes a limited number of infections, using a single malware variant before it moves on.

Yet we're more challenged than ever by an ancient practice that's essential to human life: sleep.

Moreover, it would get less money than it needed between 2017 and 2020, meaning it would be "more challenging" than expected to keep services running.

It's that New York families are more challenged today than they even were yesterday.

Newcomen said: "There is no question the prison service is more challenged now than in a generation.

"There is no question the Prison Service is more challenged now than [it has been] in a generation," Newcomen said.

The job presented far more challenges than one relationship.