Sentence examples similar to a cluster of challenges from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, moral realists face a cluster of explanatory challenges concerning the nature of moral facts (how they relate to naturalistic facts, how we have access to them, why they have practical importance)—challenges that simply don't arise for either the noncognitivist or the error theorist.

Being someone in recovery is not always easy, however, being a mother in recovery brings a whole new cluster of challenges.

The discovery of a giant planet amid a cluster of primitive stars is challenging one of astronomers' fundamental notions about how planets are made.

The final cluster of challenges concerns language, images, and "rhetorical space".

Taiwan's commodity-cycle industry has given way to a cluster of high-end manufacturers whose exports challenge the world's best.

In a meta-analysis of 32 studies involving 785 transcriptomic experiments with 77 different host-pathogen interactions [ 9], 5042 human genes showed transcriptional changes in response to at least one challenge, and a cluster of 511 co-regulated genes was identified as representing a common infection response.

Establishing a direct relationship between (clusters of) human Q fever cases and a single (or a cluster) of C. burnetii affected farms remains a challenge.

A cluster of pathologies?

Or rather, a cluster of anonymities.

A cluster of relatives approached to embrace.

A challenge for parallel programmers is to efficiently execute traditional MPI applications, designed to be run in a cluster of single core nodes, on a multicore cluster.