Sentence examples for the severe challenges from inspiring English sources

"A lack of government willingness to tackle the severe challenges of fiscal consolidation, and an aging population, prevents firms and households from feeling confident about the future beyond the next fiscal year," Mr. Adachi said.

In our view, the capacity of Spain's political institutions (both domestic and multilateral) to deal with the severe challenges posed by the current economic and financial crisis is declining".

"We sincerely wish that your institution would have a deeper understanding of the current situation in modern Chinese society, the severe challenges facing cultural heritage preservation in China, as well as the indecent conduct of many greedy developers.

Experts say the program's wider economic impact will be limited in the face of the severe challenges facing Japan's economy: gross domestic product shrank at an annualized rate of 12.1percentt in the fourth quarter of 2008, and unemployment is at a three-year high of 4.4percentt.

"I would certainly hope," Brendan Daly, a spokesman for Speaker Nancy Pelosi, said Sunday, "that Republicans join Democrats in recognizing the severe challenges facing the auto industry and not let any of these companies fail, which would jeopardize millions of jobs here at home and have a devastating impact on our economy".

It is indeed a chilling prospect to contemplate the severe challenges faced by the global economy.

Understanding this and analysing properly what has happened, is absolutely vital to the severe challenge of working out what we can do about it.

VI.BEYOND RESTRAINT It is unfortunate that constitutional law is now once again facing the severe challenge of dealing with the astonishing strengths and risks associated with our version of capitalism.

Indeed, in interviews with several respondents who were asked for Ubang, Obudu expressions to convey the term 'rights', each interviewee highlighted the severe challenge of translating a term (or phrase), which in English had a strongly individualistic connotation (from their individual perspectives), while Obudu understandings of the term were said to be much more communal.

For an hour or so batting against the new ball should have presented the severest challenge.

The severest challenge to Selig's insistence that the numbers fully and accurately reflected baseball's damaged economic model came from Representative Maxine Waters, Democrat of California, who argued that the commissioner was not being cooperative.