Sentence examples for a social challenge from inspiring English sources

Liberalism represents a philosophical ideal and a practical solution to a social challenge.

The report called this a "social challenge" – one the government aims to address by improving childcare provisions and increasing free childcare for working families.

It is also a social challenge: he says that while budding Syrian fighters might be described as mentally ill, a society that delivers its children into the hands of extremists "is seriously sick".

Farming in offshore waters to address the increasing demand for food fish is as much a technological challenge as a social challenge.

Females behave aggressively towards one another, and in some species, females respond to a social challenge with increases in T, but in other species they do not.

Shapiro (2013), on social entrepreneurs in America, explained that the term social entrepreneur was originally coined by Bill Drayton in the early 1980s to refer to someone with the passion and focus of an entrepreneur who tackles a social challenge.

However, Dr. Maathai recognized that deforestation was a symptom of a larger social challenge.

At an age of 3 months, four individuals of each group were temporarily removed for 30 h to perform a first social challenge test, an asymmetric competitive situation (see Fig. 1 in Arnold & Taborsky 2010 for timeline of that study).

A final social challenge was standing out socially, requiring special attention, or even stigmatized attention because of diabetes.

Another application may turn a fitness parkour into an interactive social challenge by comparing the user's style and performance to other sport enthusiasts around the world.

In the second experiment we tested the effect of a short social challenge on short-term T-fluctuations.