Sentence examples for challenge of desire from inspiring English sources

Here we are faced with the grand challenge of desire versus reality.

It is well acknowledged in the pharmaceutical industry today that an increasing number of lipophilic drug candidates are providing scientists with the growing challenge of reaching desired exposures in vivo.

Since the beginnings of cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) supported cardiac surgery in the 1950's, clinicians and surgeons have faced the challenge of balancing the desire to achieve optimal surgical results, while minimizing the consequences of exposure to cardiac bypass [ 1, 2].

A challenge for desire-based theories of well-being is that we would seem to have some desires the satisfaction of which would not, ultimately, contribute to our well-being in any obvious sense.

David Lewis has mounted a challenge to such theories of desire on the basis of results from decision theory (Lewis 1988 19966).

The importance of this project, which was developed using the web platform www.F212.org a pilot project funded by FECYT (Spanish initials for Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology)—stems from the idea that the communication and exchange of information about images of the future through social networks will empower new generations to cope with the challenge of building a desired future.

Bacteria were diluted in phosphate buffered saline (PBS) and used for vaccination and challenge of mice with desired CFU.

Game designers will almost certainly develop their own aesthetic principles as they confront the challenge of balancing our competing desires for storytelling and interactivity.

But officials already note the challenge of balancing the public's desire for immediate military action and the need to carefully arrange diplomatic coalitions, economic measures to squeeze the terrorists and a concerted military response.

"I was prompted by a feeling of challenge and a desire to assert myself," he recalled.

The shattered limbs and lives of these youths should challenge our desire to project military might overseas, not reinforce it.