Sentence examples for another challenge is posed from inspiring English sources

In the architectural realm, another challenge is posed by ruins, which may be beautiful but have no functions.

Another challenge is posed by the need to balance language concordant and discordant conversations with the need to capture conversations that vary in the extent to which their content focuses on risks to the patient.

The more serious contemporary challenge is posed by another postwar German writer, W. G. Sebald, who saw in the practice of fiction the ethical possibility of "restitution" for history's manifold horrors.

A further challenge is posed by the Bosnian government, which has little interest in moving beyond the war's divisions.

One such challenge is posed by new technologies and technological processes within the agri-food sector.

The wardens' biggest challenge is posed by a particularly fearsome six-legged creature: man (or woman) and dog.

The huge challenge is posed by the changed environment of a short-term, contract-based broadcasting culture.

Conversely, a major potential challenge is posed by tensions between institutional rules and local cultural norms for justice.

A particularly difficult challenge is posed by Pakistan, a traditional American ally that now acts as unofficial patron to Afghanistan's ruling Taliban movement.

An additional challenge is posed by the different registers of written text and the associated lexico-grammatical features with which learners must contend.

A challenge is posed in particular for the telemonitoring of the patient's cardiac electrical activity.