Sentence examples for challenge stressed from inspiring English sources

For any Libyan government, the biggest immediate challenge — stressed by Jibril in an interview on Monday — remains taking control of the militias which operate outside the law and refuse to disarm or join the army or police.

The Aberdeen boss, under relentless questions about whether his side can maintain their title challenge, stressed the good performances to date this campaign were no longer relevant, but the remaining matches between now and May are of the utmost importance.

Working with people affected by the war in so many different ways is a challenge, stressed Alsoud.

The amount of time required for the test is another challenge stressed by respondents.

The legal challenge stresses that Hassan's intention on going on hunger strike is not to commit suicide, and that he does not want to die.

High challenge stress consistently helped to strengthen the effectiveness of work-family balance practices in reducing work-family conflict, while high hindrance stress constrained the effectiveness of work-family practices on work-family conflict.

"STOP volunteers need to be foremost technically competent with a right amount of maturity to work in an environment that has a lot of challenges," stressed Mr. Bates.

Nonetheless, the role of soybean DA1-like genes in both development and challenging stresses needs further substantiation in native hosts.

Researchers distinguish between stress that individuals perceive as rewarding (challenge stress) and stress that is viewed as constraining (hindrance stress).

When individuals experience high challenge stress, the relation between work flexibility and work-family conflict is more negative than when individuals perceive low challenge stress.

It also examines the role of challenge stress and hindrance stress as moderators.