Sentence examples for challenge of resolving from inspiring English sources

As an oncologist I enjoy the challenge of resolving the dilemma of what is the best treatment for my patients.

Far more common is the challenge of resolving multiple sources that are each at different fractional lengths along a theoretical mixing line or curve.

As we face the challenge of resolving our debates over government size, scope, and finance, an honest dialog, which appreciates the benefits of taxation as well as its burdens, will lead us to better solutions -- ones that might even include extending our pool of government purchase responsibilities.

We should not let the exciting challenge of resolving areas of disagreement dissuade us from working on interventions to ensure that we are consistently providing high quality care to all critically ill patients, including those who ultimately die.

Reporting positional accuracy challenges and methods of resolving them can help users of geospatial analytics conduct efficient and accurate spatial analysis.

Another challenge is that the accuracy of resolving the overlapping peaks is very poor.

"NASA has an excellent track record of resolving technical challenges," Dr. Griffin said.

Collaboration offers the best hope of resolving the challenges any one country may face in a world where no threat or opportunity may be isolated.

However, the process of resolving critical challenges as for example the above-described issue of stability of phenotypes could face difficulties and need time, as the required longitudinal continuous measurements of children cohorts are currently still limited.

The finance literature typically treats divestitures as a means of resolving the challenges that often plague diversified firms, such as information asymmetry, managerial entrenchment, and inefficient internal capital markets.

Moreover, this study seeks to compare the accuracy of geocoded results produced by two popular geocoding tools while providing a stepwise method of resolving geocoding challenges: because visual verification of individual address is a tedious task, a small sample size but larger than that used by Swift et al. (2008)—was selected.