Sentence examples for a challenge to consider from inspiring English sources
Walking through the grid of ribbons, buttons, toothpaste tubes, combs and gramophones was a challenge to consider how much our possessions say about us, how eloquently the humblest domestic artifacts communicate the joys and sorrows of family life, and how we can never save enough to protect ourselves from the inevitability of loss.
We obtained higher levels of achievement based on the degree of staff's fidelity to the program design, being a challenge to consider.
The chapter concludes by issuing a challenge to consider the built environment as a series of interdependent systems that interact with each other, local and more distant biological ecosystems, global climate, and human communities.
A second challenge to consider is resolution; theoretically, molecular imaging could also help in showing specific localizations of inflammation, distinguishing enthesitis from arthritis in spondyloarthritis versus RA, but this would require techniques with better resolution.
Primary care physicians face the challenge to consider a broad spectrum of possible aetiologies or differential diagnoses when choosing appropriate diagnostic tests.
The following section will then summarize a checklist of ten current challenges to consider when evaluating software solutions for quantitative proteomics.
For these policies to endure, and even develop, beyond the impact of their initial announcement, the involvement of civil society remains a challenge to be considered.
Mr. Gore portrayed himself as the interventionist Democrat, the man who would be driven largely by "a question of values" and who would consider an act of genocide enough of a challenge to American interests to consider sending troops abroad.
They are a challenge to what we consider bad ideas that drive bad behavior.
The Supreme Court is now weighing whether to consider a challenge to Arizona's immigration law.
The court could also be asked to consider a challenge to the government's policy of holding terrorism suspects in secret detention.
