Sentence examples for the growing challenge from inspiring English sources

The situation here in Rio underscores the growing challenge to the Catholic church.

"I very much appreciate this opportunity to talk to you about childhood obesity and the growing challenge it presents for us all," Mudd began.

The situation highlights the growing challenge to Beijing's administration of resource-rich Xinjiang, which borders several Central Asian nations, as well as Russia, Afghanistan and Pakistan.

This will dismay some analysts, who argue that Cathay should have long ago reacted more aggressively to the growing challenge of budget airlines, possibly by setting up its own no-frills offshoot.

In the face of the growing challenge of the Seljuq Turks, Abū Kālījār fortified his capital Shīrāz, in Fārs (1044), and three years later entered into a marriage alliance with the Seljuq ruler Toghrïl Beg.

"It is a strong, innovative and inspirational organization, with the potential to change lives and help shape the global conversation about the growing challenge of displaced people around the world".

The expanding investigation "illustrates the growing challenges facing American regulators," Mr. Protess and Ms. Craig write.

But a referendum on his contentious approach to law enforcement — and the growing challenges to it — is already under way in the public arena.

There are few health systems in Europe, for example, that would survive the growing challenges of ageing, obesity and ever-shrinking budgets to tackle such problems.

It is a line that some members of his cabinet and the ruling party have been pushing for several days as the only way to respond to the growing challenges to the general's rule.

The British empire was not what it was, damaged as much close to home by suffragettes and Irish nationalists as it was threatened by the growing challenges from the US, China and restless colonies.