Sentence examples for a challenge which is from inspiring English sources

Communicating wisdom across such differences is a challenge, which is why teaching is an art.

Fed smashes an ace down the middle... but there is a challenge, which is erroneous.

Seeing for more than a block or two in any direction is a challenge, which is how residents like it.

Sankar admits pulling the data together is always a challenge, which is perhaps why no one has done it before.

Designing a rotor using MIRAS instead of an inexpensive BEM code represents a challenge, which is resolved by using the proposed surrogate-based approach.

Liquid mixing at micro-scale is considered a challenge which is even tougher to overcome in the case of discrete microfluidic.

Despite these advances consistent media attention has been a challenge, which was evidenced in the coverage in Great Britain of the 2010 Winter Paralympics.

Gale and Marsden [ 38] described their model as a perception of a diagnostic challenge, which is dependent upon the way knowledge is structured in memory.

I think a particular challenge — which is also a wonderful opportunity — for my sector, is the need to invest continually in human capital.

First, there is a metaphysical challenge, which is that a concept of validity tied to the uncovering of neurobiological processes seemingly adopts a realist philosophical position, thinking that science can tell us how the world is really put together.

Like James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson and Herbert Hoover, Bush has failed in the face of a historic challenge, which is what gives him a shot at the all-time title, Wilenz argues.