Sentence examples for challenge of removing from inspiring English sources

The challenge of removing them seemed great.

TWENTY or so transsexuals sat in a circle recently discussing their woes: harassment, boyfriend troubles, the challenge of removing hair from their legs.

Given that most packaging comes from China and there are virtually no US manufacturers of plastic bottles, tackling the challenge of removing phthalates from packaging is next to impossible, particularly without government regulation requiring such a thing.

Desire and its accompanying confusions can offer many dramas and events, and the challenge of removing them is that one does not have much external excitement to rely on.

This is a similar process to that carried out in absorption or reactor towers commonly used in the chemical processing industry, but unique constraints posed by the challenge of removing CO2 from atmospheric air have led CE to a number of original, innovative, and proprietary design modifications to these existing technologies.

Today, Iceland faces the difficult challenge of removing its capital controls in an orderly fashion but the IMF expects real GDP growth of 4.1% in 2015.

Human rights activists, academics and others argue that any new U.S. plan for Colombia should shift its focus from military aid to the peace-time challenges of removing land mines, granting land titles to indigenous communities, building government institutions in rural areas and providing recovery for victims.

However Baji Rao II challenged the jahirnama of removing him from his position as Peshwa by issuing another jahirnama removing Mountstuart Elphinstone as British Resident to his state.

Carbon Engineering (CE) has developed an air-contactor design, specifically optimized to the challenge of efficiently removing CO2 from atmospheric air.

The ruling, written by Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye, grew out of a federal class action suit, Nicholson v. Scoppetta, that has challenged the city's practice of removing children from homes where there is domestic violence.

Many companies feel regulating or restricting certain substances can be a significant challenge, in terms of the complexity of removing or replacing a substance and the associated costs.