Sentence examples for raised the challenges from inspiring English sources

Stephen Doughty, another Labour MP, said he had publicly raised the challenges facing the steel industry with the government more than 60 times, and attended a series of meetings in which ministers were urged to take action.

As further powers are devolved to Scotland we must address the English question and find a lasting settlement".Wharton also raised the challenge to the north-east posed by further devolution to Holyrood which could give Scotland a competitive advantage.

This has raised the challenge of understanding which genes within a CNV drive clinical phenotypes.

This evidence has raised the challenge of establishing the pathogenetic role of the biological systems influencing neuronal protein homeostasis.

This raised the challenge of designing a graphical interface that helps users manage the breadth of available searches and encourages them to combine the search results.

Recent concerns for actual or feared pandemics (SARS, avian flu, or swine flu viruses) all raised the challenge to quickly come up with solutions.

Metabolites are also highly dynamic in time and space and show an immense range of structures raising the challenges for analytical procedures in their measurement [ 6].

For other performers, it spells trouble and raises the challenge of rousing heat-weary punters into a state of excitement.

Raising the challenge for new university leavers is the large cohort of recent graduates working in non-graduate roles – half of them at the last count in 2013.

Increasing the number of relays raises the challenge of pilot design and estimation overhead.

The Joy of Science raises the challenge to present each and every scientific argument in a way that makes the ELF structure clear.