Sentence examples for acquisition challenges from inspiring English sources
If this problem could be solved, the Manifestation and Acquisition challenges would, presumably, be answered.
When considering the quality of the final reconstruction of nCT, it is important to recognize that certain data acquisition challenges will induce artifacts, and these artifacts in reconstruction will always compromise the theoretical maximum spatial resolution, that is, the spatial resolution reflected by the raw transmission images.
Mackenzie Eaglen, resident fellow in the Marilyn Ware Center for Security Studies at the American Enterprise Institute, told VICE News there was much more to these acquisition challenges than "wanton spending and program mismanagement".
"I would argue that there' an acquisition challenge, there's been on oversight challenge, an accountability challenge.
Currently we do not attempt to capture information on the specific genetic variants associated with the disease as such information is frequently not readily available in computable form, making acquisition challenging.
The literature stresses that acquisitions offer the fastest means of building a sizable presence in a foreign market, yet they are fraught with risks of overpayment, inability to fully assess the value of acquired assets, and post-acquisition challenges including cross-cultural integration.
David Sutherland, director of government relations for the Connecticut chapter of the Nature Conservancy, said development pressures would make land acquisitions challenging.
But acquisitions have challenges, too.
These new acquisitions present challenges.
The acquisition was challenged by Virgin Atlantic, which claimed it would distort competition and simply reinforce the dominance of British Airways.
Microsoft's acquisition: a challenge, not an advantage If network effect can explain Skype's exponential growth, then where does the next opportunity lie?
