Sentence examples for challenge to explaining from inspiring English sources

The most profound challenge to explaining moral behavior seems the threat of cheaters.

Will Ofsted take up a challenge to explain how this can be done?

"It's a challenge to explain that this is something anyone can do," Mr. Miyamoto said.

This is going to be the challenge, to explain to patients that we can't do things," he says.

But it is a real challenge to explain clearly and without technicalities even a concept that one understands well.

Mr Biddle admits that such a radical shift from idealism to realpolitik would be "a challenge" to explain to American voters.Indeed it would.

And physics being physics, it is often a challenge to explain to anyone but specialists just what the laureates are being honored for.

This achievement makes Stalin's terrorization of his own party and government during the mid-1930s — the subject of Kotkin's middle section — a challenge to explain.

To anyone over a certain age (forty-five?), Daniel Ellsberg needs no introduction, but it would be quite a challenge to explain Ellsberg to someone who had never heard of him.

Artificial intelligence took center stage at this year's Dreamforce, and it's a challenge to explain these concepts to the masses.

The low mutation rates in plant mitochondria have been a challenge to explain (Lynch et al. 2006; Lynch 2007).