Sentence examples for when challenges emerged from inspiring English sources

The Fund did not rest on its laurels, when challenges emerged in 2011 it responded.

Our competitors help us be ready and prepared to succeed when new challenges emerge.

That too can be very difficult, I think, and I don't know how to handle it when you have all these people and changes nearly every day.' Ethical challenges emerged when health care professionals did not agree due to different viewpoints.

During our exploration of themes, several important challenges emerged, which will be considered when the prototype is further refined in usability and evaluation studies.

Also, new challenges emerge when attempting to attack problems whose solution by means of simulation-based optimization was not even possible in the past.

Unique challenges emerge when sharing pediatric or pregnancy-related data.

Even more challenges emerge when facing automatic service composition in markets of composed services for end users.

Often, challenges emerge when the proliferation of data morphs into "Big Data"—a term lacking any precise definition, but used with abandon nonetheless.

Looking at the U.S. for example, certain challenges emerge when gauging city-level resilience and, therefore, national readiness in the face of critical risks.

"Vocational training is offered to adolescents in the district but new challenges emerge when they try market their products.

When sales get off to a slow start, or other challenges emerge, these wantrepreneurs run for the hills, or worse, look for someone to blame.