Sentence examples for perennial challenges from inspiring English sources
Then there are the perennial challenges that are a part of urban life, like graffiti.
One of the dangers in the world of aid is the constant invention (and sometimes reinvention) of mechanisms that development practitioners convince themselves will overcome the perennial challenges and problems associated with delivery.
Besides persistent stock-outs, fears of side effects, and religious and cultural factors, family planning uptake is also held back by a "weak health system with the perennial challenges of inadequate and less motivated human resources for health", argues Mugirwa.
While Washington can also be accused of missing opportunities, "The Twilight War" correctly emphasizes one of the perennial challenges in dealing with Iran: The men who actually run Tehran — the Revolutionary Guards and hard-line clergy — are largely inaccessible.
There are federal regulations that dictate certain safety measures — how much space must surround swings and slides, for example — but one of the perennial challenges for a playground designer, Mr. Hart said, is that "parents should feel like it's safe, but kids should feel like they can cut loose".
A number of 2014 stories suggest that along with its perennial challenges of gender discrimination and ethics, the media is now following the well-worn path to disaster that other industries have trodden: a push to cut costs and maximize revenues, which works out well for no one except maybe a few short-term investors.
One perennial challenge pianists face is making a percussive instrument sing, as Ms. Uchida does seamlessly.
A perennial challenge in polling is gathering responses from enough people to support meaningful conclusions.
Wilson's perennial challenge is to make the balls identical -- and durable, yet lively.
Maintaining a premier academic institution that is free has been a perennial challenge throughout the college's storied history.
