Sentence examples for units challenges from inspiring English sources

However, the just-released white paper expands the conversation by identifying obstacles to transitioning foreclosed homes to rental units, challenges that some housing practitioners say are easily surmountable if there is the political will and financial incentive to fix them.

He wrote that a station blackout at more than one unit "challenges the ability of the plant operating staff to respond and may require resources (technical staff and equipment) that exceed what is currently available (e.g. diesel driven pumps, portable DC generators) based on the assumption that only a single unit experiences an S.B.O".

The complexity of the balance of plant of a fuel cell-fuel processor unit challenges the design and development of compact and user friendly fuel cell systems.

"The cost is absolutely free at the Chittagong Medical," Ghani adds, "We are grateful to UNICEF and the Government of Japan for their generous support to establish this unit" Challenges ahead Since 2011, UNICEF has supported the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare to establish 16 SCANUs By 2015, UNICEF plans to support the upgrading of SCANUs in nine more hospitals in managing sick newborns.

But on a Knicks team that is suddenly much deeper than it was, with a revitalized second unit challenging the starters in practice and in games, putting Lin and Davis together gives Coach Mike D'Antoni one more option as he tries to figure out ways to get a lot of players sufficient playing time.

"The way each of these units tackle challenges and the resulting outcomes can be very different," says Sylvia Ayyoubi, global head of human resources.

Thanks also to ARKive for sharing a key stage 2 science unit that challenges children to think about what it means to be an endangered species and what causes an animal to become endangered.

Overall, the environmental design of the unit provides challenges to proper IP&C practices thus leading to many workarounds.

The second problem is that interpretation of the magnitude of effect when represented as SD units is challenging.

The staffing levels reported here further confirm that stroke units are challenged in providing the recommended therapy time proposed in the RCP Clinical Guidelines for Stroke, [ 6].

Although such strategies might well be implemented and tightly controlled in closed health care systems such as intensive care units, the challenge now is to maintain their efficacy in a less restrictive system and for a wider array of prescribers.