Sentence examples for challenge to describe from inspiring English sources
It also presents something of a challenge to describe.
BM: I find it a real challenge to describe what Antarctica's like – everybody does.
She's 17, and it's a challenge to describe her without using the word "wunderkind".
Buruma locates Schlink's narrative challenge — to describe the awful sadness of being German in the generations after Hitler — then declares Schlink's protagonist, a pardoned German political terrorist named Jörg, uninteresting.
Reznick uses the word "challenge" to describe how scientists regard this theory (p. 402), a word that seems especially apt.
On the researcher's side, it is a great challenge to describe methods and their implications on the findings in a simple, however precise way.
Yet the biggest challenge to describing the true burden of PDD is the availability of low cost tools for epidemiological surveys, which would allow those to be conducted with adequate samples in different world regions.
Yet I have always found it challenging to describe exactly why his best work is so good.
"Musik" recalls, on occasion, the work of early electronic-music composers like Jean-Jacques Perrey, yet it also meanders in a way that's challenging to describe.
The spatial distribution of instream wood influences important ecological processes but has proven challenging to describe quantitatively.
Rehabilitation researchers who investigate complex interventions are challenged to describe the "active ingredients" of their interventions: the reason(s) why a treatment is expected to be effective.
