Sentence examples for challenges articulated from inspiring English sources

One has to admire the courage of the editors of the Hebrew Bible, who, rather than excluding the texts which ask the most corrosive questions, brought the challenges articulated by such books as Job and Ecclesiastes inside the canon.

The challenges articulated by Tukey 35 years ago continue to apply to the spatial measurements and statistics of GIS analysis today [ 16].

Trying to balance uncertainty about what the future holds, what exactly their diagnosis is, how to manage their symptoms, which medication to take, and which foods to avoid, with the desire to maintain some semblance of a "normal" daily life were challenges articulated by our participants in a variety of ways.

Analyses of audio-recordings and patient interviews showed that recruiters had challenges articulating the trial design in simple terms, balancing treatment arms and explaining the need for randomisation.

The challenge articulated 15 years ago by scholar Michael Froomkin stands as true as the day he said it: "There is no magic bullet, no panacea.

The biggest challenge articulated in the policy documents was lack of co-operation between professionals, organizations and families.

As illustrated in the following excerpt from an interview, a common challenge articulated by physicians was the difficulty experienced in translating CAN test results into meaningful implications for patient treatment: "If you inform people about such thing as autonomic neuropathy, then they will always like to know if there is something we can do about it.

Mr. Ben-Eliezer will face a difficult challenge articulating a distinct agenda for his party while Labor remains in the government.

It also demonstrates that this framework is most valuable in researching how societal challenges become articulated over time in processes of technological change and innovation.

In A New Biology for the 21st Century (National Research Council [NRC], 2009), four main challenges are articulated: enabling sustainable food plant growth in changing environments, sustaining ecosystems and biodiversity in rapidly changing environs, expanding sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels, and understanding human health.

The challenge Horn articulated in that conversation was not unique to IBM.