Sentence examples for the scope of challenges from inspiring English sources

The efforts are more based on strengthening competences in a single organisation, instead that of an entire system, and therefore, the measures do not meet the scope of challenges.

As President of a union whose members work in all sectors of the energy economy, from utility companies to solar panel production plants, from building retrofitting to nuclear power facilities, Mr. Hill has a unique hands on perspective about the scope of challenges facing the country as it seeks to make the transition to a clean energy economy.

Voters are certainly aware of the scope of the challenges before them.

SANFORD, Fla .— Within days of becoming the police chief in this small city outside Orlando, Cecil E. Smith began to see clearly the scope of the challenges he faced.

The scope of the challenges to improving the robustness of SRS and AS systems for biologic products subject to biosimilar competition is broad and encompasses both pharmacy and institutional settings (Fig.  2).

Recent research supported by UNICEF into violence against children in Tanzania and the care of children living in institutions or who come into contact with the law define the scope of the challenges ahead and help determine the most effective responses.

As a company, it will cost you between €10,000 and more than €100,000 to create a challenge, depending on the scope of the challenge.

Even his critics, though, acknowledge the scope of his challenge.

Still, an examination of the properties on the two coasts suggests the scope of the challenge the company faces.

The scope of the challenge that American officials face was on display during a recent military operation in Paktia Province.

(The new essay adds two wedges because the scope of the challenge has grown in the last seven years).