Sentence examples for the challenges of distribution from inspiring English sources
The challenges of distribution in emerging markets can foil even brilliantly conceived ideas.
An innovative partnership between Bata and CARE Bangladesh, the local arm of UK-based development charity CARE International, is finding a way around the challenge of rural distribution.
They were of the view that a greater dependence of the programme donor funds was primarily responsible for such occurrences: Mainly, the challenge of equitable distribution of resources has a lot to do with funding.
A clinically effective drug delivery system must also address the challenges of commercial manufacturing and distribution.
Thus, we adopt fuzzy clustering to tackle the challenge of multiple distributions a port may follow.
An empirical (geo)statistical modelling scheme is developed to address the challenges of modelling the severity and distribution of groundwater droughts given their spatially and temporally heterogeneous nature and given typically highly irregular groundwater level observations in space and time.
If we are to have any chance of addressing the challenges of the 21st century, this skewed distribution of resources needs to change.
"The adoption of Sustainable Development Goals will be a milestone in the evolution of moral capitalism," writes Young, "as it faces the challenges of inequalities in income and wealth distribution, growing populations and changes in our planet's environment".
Kiang's conjectures for the distributions of areas and volumes for polygonal and polyhedral tessellations respectively, are supported: the challenge of deriving his Γ-distributions beyond 1D still stands.
In addition, the proposed technique incorporates the multi-classifier class-combiner approach to address the challenge of a highly skewed class distribution between churners and non-churners.
But the challenge of recreating his great-grandmother's distribution system in the global age is difficult almost to the point of absurdity, as Murphy cheerfully admits.
