Clearly this will have a great impact on morbidity and mortality and produce challenges for emergency services [7].
The rise in scientific evidence offered in American jury trials, along with court rulings thrusting judges into the business of assessing the soundness of scientific evidence, have produced challenges for judge and jury alike.
Additionally, it produces challenges for users in processing information.
The digital age has produced challenges for both libraries and librarians; the sheer volume of information available in e-books, databases, archives and other digital materials has spurred innovation in the organization, management and distribution of library resources.
Latterly she put her energies into charity work, as a trustee of Company of Angels, which produces challenging theatre for young people, and of the Lifelong Learning Foundation, and as chair of Ignite!, an organisation set up in 2006 to bring science to schools and local communities.
But it would also produce challenges.
These irreversible conversions are producing significant challenges for ecological and environmental protection.
Industrial projects are growing bigger and more complex, producing new challenges for their completion.
The urban situation always produces huge challenges for the church.
The effects of late 20th-century deindustrialization produced many challenges for the city, particularly high unemployment rates, but the economy rebounded somewhat as the city's service sector expanded.
A combination of poverty, water scarcity, armed conflict, and warfare has produced serious challenges for both water supply and sanitation in Yemen.
