Sentence examples for built-in challenge from inspiring English sources

Improv is about freedom, and so there is a built-in challenge — and deep irony — in attempting to practice it in a prison.

THE INVISIBLE MAN Sci Fi Channel, tonight at 9 Any show about an invisible man has a built-in challenge: a person who can't be seen is not too interesting to watch.

And yet, there is a built-in challenge to placing commercials adjacent to the fictional ad world of Sterling, Cooper, et al. What digital-camera company would have wanted to come blaring into the gaps in the action after Don Draper had just defined nostalgia and conjured the Kodak Carousel?

However, mass spectral data reproducibility enhancement seems to be facing a built-in challenge from the technology itself [ 6], i.e., almost any small, even tiny changes in the part of proteome will be amplified to rather large even huge differences in mass spectra, no matter whether the sources of the changes are from biological factors or experimental conditions.

The program also comes with built-in challenges.

It's a project that comes with some built-in challenges of tone and taste.

Built-in challenges, video games (with music and sound) and graphs encourage you to walk a little more or take a few more stairs.

But like all arts institutions, the symphony was hit hard by the economic crisis, forcing wrenching cost-cutting and shrinkage for an orchestra that has built-in challenges.

What if your industry has a built in challenge, like cholesterol for the egg business?

This provided IIs with a built-in capability to challenge the researcher's own preconceptions, and enabled participants to answer questions according to their own frames of reference.

Thaksin-linked Pheu Thai has not garnered the vote numbers needed to hold a decisive parliamentary majority and form a government — the only way to challenge built-in advantages engineered by the junta to hold on to power.