Sentence examples for Challenge of which from inspiring English sources

It's a challenge of which he's more than physically capable.

The pair are already talking about their next project, the biggest challenge of which will be to find another brilliantly awkward site that is equally bucolic.

So the setup wherein Glaucon raises the challenge of which [this] is supposed to be an example, and the conversation between Glaucon and Socrates that follows the posing of the challenge through this story.

G. Parthasarathy, also a retired diplomat and a onetime Indian ambassador to Pakistan, described the terrorist challenge of which Mr. Holbrooke spoke as "a creation of the Pakistan Army".

The way to a carbon tax is through Congress and the White House, but installing a responsible Congress means campaign-finance reform, another challenge of which Americans are aware but clueless about how to address.

We discuss strategies for solving this type of optimization problem, the main challenge of which is the conflict between the enormous size of the space of potentially useful designs and the relatively high computational cost of evaluating the performance of putative shapes.

Today we face vast challenges, of which the largest, as Al Gore warns us, is to transform our patterns of energy use and defend against global warming.

The residential fuel cell technology faces a list of challenges, of which some are linked to the technology through the need of cost decreases and reliability improvements.

Research on surgical interventions is associated with several methodological and practical challenges of which few, if any, apply only to surgery.

The Digital Natives crew approaches questions of technology and civic engagement, too, with an emphasis on youth activism (addressed in the penultimate chapter of John Palfrey and Urs Gasser's Born Digital, the challenges of which John blogged in March).

With the exception the 1990-1991 Persian Gulf War, major powers in the U.N. system have almost never achieved consensus or mounted effective engagement in response to the hardest international security challenges, of which cybersecurity is certainly one.