Sentence examples for a recurring challenge from inspiring English sources

A recurring challenge in cell biology is to define the molecular components of macromolecular complexes of interest.

The hosts and their guests have had smart, surprising debates about deficit reduction (in a recurring challenge to legislators called "Name Your Cuts"), overseas wars and airport security.

But a recurring challenge for the therapeutic RNAi field is how to deliver the siRNAs to the right place in the body.

Britain's Equality and Human Rights Commission has just published the results of an extensive survey into "religion and belief in the workplace" and it finds that food and fasting are a recurring challenge.

Innovation is about adaptation not radical change: One of the challenges with the term 'innovation' is that people expect it must mean a radically new approach to solving a recurring challenge.

For the United States, Lebanon poses what's becoming a recurring challenge — how to encourage MBS's push to modernize the kingdom without letting him drive Saudi Arabia and the region off a cliff.

A final recurring challenge is the lack of knowledge required to implement the structural involvement of patient research partners.

They have come under scrutiny lately from payers, policymakers, and physicians and exemplify the most significant, recurring challenge in modern health care: how to balance effective innovation with fiscally viable pricing.

I'm in four book groups, if you can believe it, and one recurring challenge for each of the book groups is picking the next book.

Her recurring challenge at Book Expo, however, was to prove to literary pals that she was still in the same business they were: publishing.

Despite recurring challenges, including a recent cholera outbreak which claimed thousands of lives and slowed the pace of recovery, UNICEF and its partners have dedicated themselves to achieve a level of progress for quake survivors.