Sentence examples for challenge to convert from inspiring English sources
But politicians face a challenge to convert privacy from a subliminal worry to something that will actually affect how people vote.
Today, the small family structures that still exist, and the mergers of photographers or co-ops, are faced with a colossal challenge: to convert quickly to digital in order to sell across the internet, or be reduced to the status of a museum.
Elections expert Prof John Curtice, from Strathclyde University, said UKIP still faced a challenge to convert its by-election success into seats at the general election.
Most western countries have some 10,000 different marketed drug products and it is an administrative and pharmacological challenge to convert this information into an analyzable dataset.
On the other hand, given the complexity of the identified multi-SNP-multi-trait patterns, it remains a challenge to convert this information into biologically meaningful interpretation.
"There are significant challenges to convert an empty paddock into an operating mine," said Mr. West of Griffith University.
The job applicant apparently was challenged to convert the spreadsheet — which included names, admission dates, diagnosis codes and billing charges — into a bar graph and charts, Stanford Hospital officials said.
Engineers have been challenged to convert wastes to useful construction materials to reduce their negative environmental and social impacts [23].
He means that these businesses are challenged to convert people from the old way of eating – fast food meals, TV dinners and other convenience and packaged foods.
Since the large demand has been placed on building material industry especially in the last decade, owing to the increasing population which causes a chronic shortage of building materials, the civil engineers have been challenged to convert the industrial wastes to useful building and construction materials [1].
