Sentence examples for challenge to convey from inspiring English sources

He and his girlfriend Monica, who is overweight, took up the challenge to convey a positive image of obese people and help them integrate into society.

For film-makers it's a challenge to convey Ballardian space not only because of the technical difficulties in rendering "inner space" but also because all the author's fiction is in a sense set in the near future – what he called "the next five minutes".

However, it is still a challenge to convey information about those potential collision events currently situated in extrapersonal space (i.e., located at a greater distance from the driver than occupied by peripersonal space, that is, the space he or she can reach) via tactile warning signals (which are usually presented in personal space).

As one senior business leader put it: "We still find it challenging to convey to mainstream investors why and how sustainability can drive value creation, but they're starting to appreciate the risks of working in an unsustainable system".

Re "Mad Cow Disease Panicking Europe as Incidents Rise; Beef Sales Are Plunging" (front page, Dec. 1): As an ethical vegan, I sometimes find it challenging to convey to my meat-eating family and friends the suffering that animals raised for food experience.

While he vowed to make amends, he seemed challenged to convey a truly deep sense of remorse.

It is challenging to convey the significance of this through visual media, but audio can really bring this to life.

An inherent challenge identified by patients and healthcare providers was the ephemeral nature of spirituality, as participants found it challenging to convey their understanding of spirituality with words.

These topics were described as crucially important for students participating in clinical training in new settings, but also challenging to convey in the context of clinical training programmes.

However, they found it challenging to convey information about research evidence confidently to patients when they themselves were unsure of the evidence base, or when they did not feel they possessed all the necessary skills and knowledge.

1, 3 It is challenging to convey the importance of this condition to the general population, because high levels of LDL-C do not cause any symptoms and because affected persons generally feel healthy.