Sentence examples for challenge of picking from inspiring English sources

He is, I suspect, brilliantly unreliable; as well as the challenge of picking through his statements, this is a world which Wolfe never explains directly – the reader has to piece its realities together, which is hugely satisfying.

Bruce Reidel, a CIA veteran and now a Brookings Institution expert, said: "If and when Muqrin ascends to the position of crown prince, the kingdom will face the unprecedented challenge of picking a next in line from the grandsons of Ibn Saud.

And as chief patrons of Syria's rebels, they have failed to create a force strong enough to turn the tide against Bashar Assad.Some Saudis quietly criticise Abdullah for ducking once again the challenge of picking an heir from the next generation.

Also here, the challenge of picking the correct peak remains.

She relished the challenge of picking apart complex processes that no one had figured out yet.

Mr Ferrufino's employer, Redfin, like many companies, is facing the challenge of picking the right hardware and software solutions to equip its staff for remote working.

On a recent conference call with Dennis Lim — Mr. Linklater was in Austin, Tex., Ms. Delpy in Los Angeles, Mr. Hawke in New York — the three of them discussed the challenges of picking up with Celine and Jesse a third time and the changing meaning of romance.

At a time when Quora, Twitter, Facebook and the other big social networking players have already gained a lot of ground, this sale partly seems to demonstrate the challenges of picking up critical mass for newer consumer-facing social media startups.

The questioning highlighted the challenges of picking a panel free of those exposed to the extensive media coverage of the case or with personal experiences with law enforcement that colored their view.

Warrior highlighted the challenges of picking the right armament; the breech-loaders she carried, designed by Sir William Armstrong, were intended to be the next generation of heavy armament for the Royal Navy, but were shortly withdrawn from service.

However, the presence of such genotypic diversity in pathogen populations challenges the long held practice of picking and propagating a single example of each colonial morphotype from a primary culture and suggests a role for metagenomic approaches that might capture bacterial genetic heterogeneity directly from the clinical sample without culture [ 33- 35].