Sentence examples for a concrete challenge from inspiring English sources

"This planning application for a new opencast mine presents a concrete challenge to a cornerstone policy announcement made by the secretary of state for the Department of Energy and Climate Change last autumn," he said.

A more concrete challenge, however, is that the groups being compared are not always unitary along the variables of interest.

It's discouraging, and it risks sidelining women long before they face any concrete challenges.

So a concrete grand challenge is to provide early detection of diseases from a saliva swab.

Even before the meeting, China had forbidden its airlines to comply with the scheme.Despite a lot of strident rhetoric during the meeting, that remains the most concrete challenge to the EU law.

Adam Lent, head of economics at the TUC, says it has been easier for the coalition to focus on the more concrete challenge of tackling the deficit.

When it comes to education reform, jobs, climate change, public safety and a host of other concrete challenges, we can and should get on with it locally.

The implementation of an IMO method called Pareto Navigator is used as an example to demonstrate concrete challenges of interaction design.

The solution is an integrated approach where age-appropriate science projects give students concrete challenges that motivate them to read and calculate in a meaningful context.

To illustrate the plausibility of our theoretical arguments and to illustrate concrete challenges, we explore trust issues in the German energy sector ("Trust and distrust as drivers of stability and change in ES transformation" section).

In the current case, the authors identified many of the concrete challenges and opportunities before they employed the SFF, partly since the framework was employed so late in the investigation.