Sentence examples for challenge of drawing from inspiring English sources

We must face the challenge of drawing up appropriate rules and enforcing them, or pay dearly for failing to do so.

"The idea to create London Town mostly came from a burning desire to take on the challenge of drawing the metropolis in a new and innovative way," Fuller says, who created a similar map for the city of Bristol.

Ultimately, the exercise not only demystifies the challenge of drawing but also enables students to grasp alternative ways of seeing.

The discipline attracts largely men approaching or in retirement, with time and money, and practitioners say the challenges of drawing young people are growing.

In this paper we will address the challenges of drawing samples based on immigrants living in the Netherlands and Germany.

We also discuss the logistical and ethical challenges of drawing upon patients' perspectives, preferences and views in the design and delivery of future health services.

The review tool proved to be challenging in terms of drawing out lessons about gender, equity and human rights.

All three lieutenants were wholly engrossed in their work, excited by their power over the prisoner and challenged by the task of drawing information out of him.

One of the challenges to drawing conclusions from a study like this one is the lack of exact data on the U.S. postdoc population, which means that the precision of the quoted numbers is probably misleading.

Hamilton, who has failed to win in Brazil in nine previous attempts but did win his maiden world championship here in 2008 after overhauling Timo Glock on the final lap to secure the fifth-placed finish that he needed to see off the challenge of Felipe Massa, drew first blood on Friday by producing the fastest times in both practice sessions held in hot and sunny conditions.

It is a challenge to draw firm final conclusions from the results of this meta-analysis for several reasons.