Sentence examples for the continuing challenging from inspiring English sources

David Sproul, the chief executive, and senior partner who took home £2.7m, said: "This is a strong performance for our firm given the continuing challenging economic environment.

Hommen said he regretted the job cuts, but, "with the continuing challenging outlook, we feel it is important to take additional action to decrease our risks and expenses".

Tony Barrell, lead administrator at PwC, said Brantano had been hit hard by the change in consumer shopping habits: "The continuing challenging conditions for bricks and mortar retail stores are well documented.

Reiterating that theme, Lukas Mühlemann, chairman and chief executive, said that on balance, the group's results were good "in the light of the continued challenging environment".

The continued challenging wars in Afghanistan and Iraq; the increasing political turmoil in Iran, and the confrontational nuclear proliferation in North Korea and Iran have overshadowed other issues.

The impulse to live lightly, eliminate waste, and preserve the environment, combined with our continuing, challenging economic times, is leading to the resurgence and increasing popularity of yet another movement that's been part of the American psyche since our country was founded -- the impulse to fix one's things oneself -- i.e., good old American self-reliance.

"Alongside continuing challenging economic conditions, the unseasonal weather in 2012 contributed in part to our match income being 22% down on [the] prior year.

"We, like all UK media owners and the wider business community, are trading in continuing challenging conditions with pressures on advertising revenue and consumer spend.

Also, most challenging is the continuing strive for re-use of treated wastewater.

Elsewhere, the modernist Tim Liardet continued his challenging examination of the social psyche in The Storm House (Carcanet, £9.95), a study of his brother's death.

However, it continues to remain challenging for the IR2 night-side data, because the night-side limb is often obscure and demands careful parameter tuning.