Sentence examples for particularly serious challenges from inspiring English sources

But in recent reports compiled at the behest of Congress, the nonprofit North American Electric Reliability Corporation has singled out the Texas grid as having particularly serious challenges in meeting future demand.

"But there has never really been a particularly serious challenge to it".

The 2017 legislative session was a particularly serious challenge to the Unicam's nonpartisanship and commitment to deliberation.

This is a particularly serious challenge for SSA countries where national policies regulating the food and beverage markets are either absent or inadequate.

Beyond that, the 2.9-million-square-foot project (bigger than the Empire State Building) is a daunting undertaking with other serious challenges, particularly in a state with no shortage of shopping malls and a county that prohibits retail sales on Sundays.

Common justifications for allowing this form of standing include the need to vindicate the rule of law and the need to challenge particularly serious illegality where no individual is peculiarly affected by it.

As Turkey faces serious challenges both internally and externally – particularly on its border with Syria, deeper funding will be harder to come by.

The new approach comes particularly timely for now when our society is facing serious challenges in food security and global climate change.

However, serious challenges prove to hamper the attainment of these goals, particularly the health related MDGs.

Montanier did not think the injury was particularly serious but the manager spoke to the referee at half-time about the challenge, which he deemed illegal.

"This is particularly serious.