Sentence examples for challenged to resolve from inspiring English sources
As this anonymous figure has not asked for absolution, James is not bound to silence – unlike, say, Montgomery Clift in Hitchcock's I Confess (1953) – but having recognised the voice, James feels challenged to resolve this man's agony without naming him to the authorities or the audience.
The non-biogenic component of these sediments includes terrigenous clay and ash, which are challenging to resolve in sediment with more than 98%% biogenic material (carbonate and biogenic silica).
This makes regulatory variants particularly challenging to resolve, as this landscape is typically dynamic and context specific.
When more than one event occurs simultaneously, it is challenging to resolve them using a single microelectrode.
However, these results are in contrast to outcomes from the original DIGAMI study [ 33] and the two conclusions are challenging to resolve with each other.
Conventional fluorescence imaging of dye diffusion provides a dynamic view of fluorophore entry but it remains challenging to resolve sub-wavelength features of nanopore populations [ 21 25].
Further, one specific disadvantage of Sanger sequencing is that it does not generate two separate, haploid sequences, making it in some cases challenging to resolve the individual HLA haplotype sequences in a diploid pair of chromosome 6.
The most significant challenge to resolve is the lack of cash in the economy which makes it difficult for consumers to transact and for business to import goods.
"Our contributions to Kmart's business over the past five years have been incredible," Les Mouser, president and chief operating officer at Campbell Mithun, said in a memo sent to employees, "especially in light of Kmart's continuing challenge to resolve the serious operational and in-store issues that plague its business".
