Sentence examples for an inevitable challenge from inspiring English sources
Brazil won in 2004 and 2008 so are odds-on favourites to retain their title, but they face an inevitable challenge from Spain, Argentina and the David Clarke-inspired Great Britain.
Contamination of foods by heavy metals has become an inevitable challenge these days.
Migrating to a new processor is an inevitable challenge faced by embedded developers.
However, the intermittent and unpredictable nature of solar energy as well as the complexity and heavy weight of electromagnet generator is an inevitable challenge for their expansion as a reliable power supply system to some extent.
While conceding it's an inevitable challenge for a 14-person startup to compete "in a field that contains giants", Teare said just.me's distributed openness vs the "walled garden clubs", its range of sharing features and an initial rollout that encompasses "155 countries from day one, in 32 languages" (albeit, on only one mobile platform) will help it stand out.
For NMR PRE studies on larger nucleic acids, internal radical labeling will become an inevitable challenge, which will be alleviated by NMR hardware advances (e.g., cryogenic probes) reducing the required sample amounts to low micromolar concentrations.
UEFA says it has closed all loopholes, even in the face of an inevitable legal challenge.
This law in its current form faces an inevitable court challenge.
Treatment failure, an inevitable clinical challenge for the future, in particular, will require a careful mix of physicians' and nurses' skills.
That is anyway only the start of a process that will involve trying to persuade President Bush to sign the bill and defending the result against inevitable challenge in the Supreme Court.
Organized around the Hollywood stories and the quotations from films, there's a cursory career arc: the troubled childhood, the desperation, the stints in radio, the stardom, the excess, the collapse, the existential crisis and the inevitable challenge of walking off the stage.
