Sentence examples for appealing challenge from inspiring English sources

But the job at George Washington was an appealing challenge, he said recently.

As far as evading censorship, it should be an appealing challenge for the squad of hackers hired by Omidyar-Greenwald.

Those who can either spare the money and the time or do without both, however, may find that going back to the land offers an appealing challenge.

The development of solar light driven photocatalyst for degradation of pollutants in aqueous phase by splitting of water has been an appealing challenge.

For those who find this an appealing challenge, the procedure is to call Cleo Schlesinger, director of the center, at 694-2200, extension 6547, for an appointment to be interviewed.

That bristle of the feral and the uncivilized was braided into the actor's genes, and open for inspection in his carnivorous grin, and his whole person, as such, mounted an appealing challenge to a filmmaker whom so many would define, and revere, as a sophisticate.

"Motivation is about talent density and appealing challenges.

Designing applications for supporting user activity on accessing Web information sources is one of the most appealing challenges for researchers in the Artificial Intelligence area.

The so called trend "live digital, remember digital" is acquiring higher relevance within the international research community, due to its several appealing challenges in a multitude of different fields within the Information and Communication Technologies.

Heart failure is the end-stage of many cardiovascular diseases such as acute myocardial infarction and remains one of the most appealing challenges for regenerative medicine because of its high incidence and prevalence.

While the idea of a large and representative dataset is appealing, a challenge with data collected over multiple imaging sites is the variability in the resulting images that is not due to subject differences, but simply due to the scanner and imaging parameters i.e., increased noise that could swamp more subtle disease-specific effects.