Sentence examples for outlining the challenges from inspiring English sources

Mark Bittman does well in outlining the challenges of reforming our global food system.

This chapter discusses the progress made in both of these areas as well as outlining the challenges still to come.

While this represents an argument against the use of peptides per se, it might also be viewed as outlining the challenges and opportunities for the biomaterials field.

When Mr. Murdoch was asked about whether he believed there was a need for more regulation of the news industry in the U.K., he responded by outlining the challenges that technology has presented for newspapers.

A working, breast-feeding mother at the time, Ms. Mayer was inspired by a 2006 New York Times piece by Jodi Kantor outlining the challenges certain mothers faced trying to continue breast-feeding after returning to work.

Outlining the challenges facing policymakers in Rio, and perhaps the failures of the UN Earth summit 20 years ago, which, for the first time sought to address concerns about environmental protection and social and economic development, Spelman claimed that "the poorest 20 years ago are still the poorest today", and warned that "sustainability is not fully integrated into economic decision-making.

We have today issued a statement outlining the challenge that Saddam Hussein poses for the world and our vision of a better future for the Iraqi people.

Laursen concluded our interview by outlining the challenge and opportunities ahead.

The president of Oklahoma State University USA, Dr. David Schmidly, began the afternoon by outlining the challenge of education in sustainability for research universities [4].

The president of Oklahoma State University USA, Dr. David Schmidly, began the afternoon by outlining the challenge of education in sustainability for research universities [ 4].

The authors outline the challenges that each stage entails and the capabilities needed to tackle them.