Sentence examples for the underlying challenges from inspiring English sources

The final paper in the special issue by Dearle and Dobson considers the potential of sensor-rich systems in supporting scientific experimentation, and the underlying challenges associated by the coordination of such systems to achieve the overall integrity of the associated scientific inquiry.

However, it would do little to solve the underlying challenges in the longer term.

Besides, regime change, on its own, is no answer to the underlying challenges of over-population and diminishing resources.

This will tackle the underlying challenges to join up care for patients, improve access through seven day services and do more to prevent illness in the first place".

"While progress was made on many issues during 2012, many of the underlying challenges remain at the start of the new year".

One of the underlying challenges is that climate change is still far from fully understood, meaning that companies are always dealing with uncertainty, said Dr Stefan Straub, Munich Re's spokesman on climate change and renewable energy.

And Mr Schwarzenegger needs to come up with a budget for the next financial year by January 10th.However, the underlying challenge has to do with the partisan nature of Californian politics, where the state presents an extreme version of the national picture.

But this isn't really Little Rock, 1957, even if the South and West Sides have long been victimized by inequities in city services and even if Mr. Jackson touched on the underlying challenge by exhibiting a firm grasp of the obvious that others often miss.

Egypt, the most populous Arab state, served as a model: the army officers who grabbed control in a 1952 coup established an autocratic regime, in effect a dynasty of fellow soldiers, that survived until 2011.Though recent Arab revolts have made rulers such as Egypt's Hosni Mubarak the focus of popular rage, the underlying challenge of the Arab spring has been to the "dynasties" they represented.

"That is the underlying challenge upon which we and our partners such as the Government of Japan have to maintain a clear focus".

Although a broad spectrum of natural products synthesized by cyanobacteria has potential bioindustrial applications, the underlying challenge in commercialization is to achieve production yields that meet realistic scalable production.