Sentence examples for challenge of considering from inspiring English sources

Raymond Goldstein, a physicist at the University of Cambridge, was set the challenge of considering the physics of ponytails by the company Unilever.

Interactive training of non-experts is facilitated, for instance, to discuss the importance and challenge of considering slope, distance to surface waters, soil properties, etc., for site-adapted land use to improve the regulating ES and to reduce trade-offs with provisioning services.

The appraisal committee faced the challenge of considering efficacy and cost-effectiveness while the pricing for a medical service was decided on elsewhere.

In the "Consideration of co-digestion and a communal energy system" and "Benefits and challenges of considering human excreta as co-feedstock" sections, we discussed the contribution of considering co-digestion and communal energy system in increasing the resource availability for the demand.

Population-based dietary guidance is faced with the continual challenge of appropriately considering the totality of evidence, including preclinical, epidemiological, clinical, and translational research.

This issue made headlines last fall when the Supreme Court heard arguments challenging the University of Texas' policy of considering race as a factor in college admissions.

The challenge of these considered SRM-based optimizations lies in their non-convexity.

This analysis therefore addresses the challenges of comprehensively considering and weighing the expected environmental benefits and potential risks of this emerging environmentally-beneficial nanotechnology, particularly relevant for environmental engineers, scientists, and decision makers.

And going on the road represented its own set of challenges, considering the notoriety of the scandal and this being O'Brien's first year as coach.

Finally, while presenting the findings at conferences and during one of the focus groups, we have been challenged to consider the specificity of our findings.

In both studies, when participants compared the intervention they initially read about in the scenario with (a short description of) the other intervention, thus when they were challenged to consider other use of resources, their preference shifted to prevention.