It is hard to attempt a staging of Cardinal Newman's poem about a dying man, not least because of the considerable challenge of the brief appearance of God in part two.
Previous pronouncements for the island's future have floundered as elected leaders struggled with difficult political relationships as well as the considerable challenges of reusing the island in ways that would benefit the public and make economic sense for the private investors who will probably be part of any final financing arrangement.
Urban planners are increasingly facing the considerable challenges of management issues for urban ecosystems.
Pre-migration experiences together with the considerable challenges of settling into a new country can significantly affect family well-being and parenting practices.
Michael Guslick, an amateur gunsmith who has written extensively online about the considerable challenges of 3-D printed guns, said people had been experimenting with homemade guns for some time.
Despite the considerable challenges of funding through government channels during the conflict, the Yemen voucher programme continued to pay providers for the services delivered, directing valuable funds to those facilities which provide not only safe motherhood services but also other much-needed basic health services.
Along with the considerable challenges of owning castles as hotel venues, there are the unexpected delights in running them, like coming across historic mementoes, and more significantly, knowing that you are saving landmark properties from ruin.
Despite the considerable challenges of a scientific career--relatively low pay, long hours, a very long training phase, and a tight job market--scientists say they enjoy the work.
What has impressed me repeatedly during many years of research among a variety of West African populations is their capacity to adapt brilliantly to the considerable challenges of everyday life.
All participants expressed concern for residents and patients, acknowledging the considerable challenges of caring for frail older people at the end of their lives but attributing shortcomings to aspects of the system, rather than the residents or patients themselves.
