Sentences with phrase «magnitude of the challenge»

At bottom these two parties agree that the magnitude of the challenge facing blacks in this post-civil rights environment is beyond our capacities.

In a sign of the magnitude of the challenge facing Tillerson, a columnist in Saudi Arabia known for expressing views similar to those of the palace even cast doubt over the US diplomat's impartiality.

Despite the public feuding between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo over funding to address problems on the subway, Mr. Dinowitz said the city and state needed to work together given the magnitude of the challenge.

The Liberal Democrats need a grand change of narrative to meet the magnitude of these challenges.

It is also hard to see the logic of opening such a can of worms now given the magnitude of the challenges facing the UK.

Hartford's political leadership keeps signaling that it is either not serious about its appointment with reality or incapable of dealing with the magnitude of the challenges.

It also highlights the magnitude of the challenge that would face any Republican who tries to run against him.

He persuaded Nelson, still undergoing treatment but living at home in San Antonio, to join AFIRM's science advisory committee and help researchers understand the magnitude of the challenge.

We also wanted to convey a clear message about the magnitude of the challenge.

The World Bank is now financing mental health treatment projects in various countries; supporting meetings on the importance of population - wide mental health to development; and researching the magnitude of the challenge and ways to address it.

Unfortunately, as the president observed yesterday, «The magnitude of our challenges has yet to be met by the measure of our actions.»

«While the Institute of Medicine has called for greater access to skilled palliative care across settings, the fact that one in five U.S. nursing home directors of nursing had very limited palliative care knowledge demonstrates the magnitude of the challenge in many nursing homes,» Miller said.

The magnitude of the challenge is humbling.

The plan does not expand on either the magnitude of the challenges or the burgeoning solutions in our state.

In Sweden, for example, school funding formulas link additional resources to the magnitude of the challenges that schools face; in Finland, schools organize more than one - fifth of student learning time outside formal classroom settings.

The magnitude of the challenge is huge.

The magnitude of the challenges facing autonomous vehicles becomes clearer when you consider all the finely nuanced decisions we make on a second - by - second basis.

A rather larger group of us could save, or could save more, but we're thwarted by the magnitude of the challenge.

The magnitude of the challenge is large and both will be necessary.

«Global warming» (although one frequently sees «Global climate change» in the press, too — a fact not mentioned here) MAY in fact be too easy on the ears to convey the magnitude of the challenge.

It is the world's sixth most populated nation, however, a significant portion of its citizens remain oblivious to the magnitude of the challenge that we face.

Given the magnitude of the challenge and the pace of action, it would not be too strong a conclusion to suggest that the Climate Change Act has failed even before it has gotten started.

«The country can not run away from the effects of a changing climate,» he said, noting that «in the past 40 years, nine out of the top ten natural disasters in Pakistan have been climate - triggered which shows the magnitude of the challenge».

As Pielke concludes, «Given the magnitude of the challenge and the pace of action, it would not be too strong a conclusion to suggest that the UK Climate Act has failed even before it has gotten started.»

Also there is real reluctance to state too baldly the magnitude of the challenges to be overcome before climate change research can deliver relevant results.

Unfortunately, as the president observed yesterday, «The magnitude of our challenges has yet to be met by the measure of our actions.»

You may ask why we are even doing this project, given the magnitude of the challenges.

She writes that «Topics range from the latest landmark cases (Zubulake, Morgan Stanley, et al) to 50,000 mile perspectives («Managing Your Corporation's Data: Understanding the Magnitude of the Challenge»), to under - the - hood looks at review tool options.»

The magnitude of the challenge is huge.

It has always been my belief that unless we understand the magnitude of this challenge we are destined to fail.

Challenging Poverty illustrates both the magnitude of the challenge before us, and the need for Vermont to respond with a renewed commitment to vulnerable children and families.