Sentence examples for secular challenges from inspiring English sources

"This has been an industry facing secular challenges since 2002.

Not bad for a legacy industry that is supposedly under sustained attack from insurgents and secular challenges.

"Given that total ad revenues are still negative and secular challenges remain, we will continue to focus on costs," Mr. Pruitt said in a statement.

"As nice it is to see slightly better-than-expected numbers, the fact that we are many years into these declines and they still persist just shows you the secular challenges this industry is facing," said Ms. Quadrani.

"After an exhaustive six month review we believe this complicated and heavily levered transaction is another indication of the waning interest in the newspaper business given the ongoing secular challenges that are weighing on the fundamental outlook," Quadrani wrote.

The research firm said, "Clear Channel's decision to reduce advertising inventory by 20% to 25% as part of their 'Less is more' strategy creates uncertainty into 2005 and underscores the secular challenges facing the entire industry".

Subsequent generations have also faced another, more secular, challenge: How to picture Jesus?

Hamas has shown less tolerance, fearful lest a turnout of thousands, including many women and a few rappers, posed a secular challenge.

Newspapers are perishing, downsizing, cost-cutting, going bust across America and in many other parts of the world, facing what business managers like to call the cyclical challenge of recession and the secular challenge of the Web.

BAGHDAD — Partial election results released Monday suggested a sharp and divisive shift in power in Iraq, with a secular candidate challenging Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki and old alliances fracturing against a surge of dissident movements.

It is not for a secular authority to challenge the Chief Rabbi on what constitutes Jewishness, the argument goes.