Sentence examples for twofold challenges from inspiring English sources

The process industry is facing twofold challenges: market challenges like volatile demands and portfolios on the one hand and challenges in process engineering like long development times and partly oversized equipment on the other hand.

Still, those involved in the business face a twofold challenge.

McDonald's has a twofold challenge: get people in the door, and then get them in the door again.

So companies face a twofold challenge: convincing people it's OK to eat bugs while also trying to find a legal way to produce edible critters.

"The Breakthrough" argues that the new generation of black politicians presents a twofold challenge: to American politics at large, and to the black political establishment in particular.

"You sign up for something like Personal.com and they're like, 'Please fill out 500 things about yourself.'" Challenge: Enliken faces a twofold challenge.

This creates a twofold challenge for organisations wishing to improve menstrual hygiene: on one hand, it is hard to convince partners in developed countries to talk about supporting menstrual hygiene initiatives.

Professor Smith said her seminary faced a twofold challenge: to train Muslims who can teach their faith in what she calls "the American context" and to bring more women into leadership roles in a religion where women are as yet unable to lead a mosque as an imam.

Europe is facing a twofold challenge.

Brazil, South America's largest country and leading energy consumer, faces the twofold challenge of energy and environmental security.

Megacities are facing a twofold challenge regarding resources: (i) ensure their availability for a growing urban population and (ii) limit the impact of resource losses to the environment.