Sentence examples for challenges attendant from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, when the BBMRI Preparatory Phase was launched, the key questions and tasks for Work Package 5 (WP5) reflected the political challenges attendant to integration across Europe.

Who the hell ARE these people anyway, I thought passionately to myself, as I briefly considered the financial, security, logistical, and administrative challenges attendant to possibly accepting their invitation.

Eradication of flying foxes would pose extraordinary operational challenges, notwithstanding attendant moral, ethical, and environmental issues, and eliminating the interface between bats and horses is impractical for periurban and rural communities.

The sticker was also noticed by his seatmate, who challenged the attendant and asked why he was supporting him.

The aim of this study was to assess the oral health status and oral health-related quality of life (Child-OIDP in 11-13-year-old 11-13-year-old 11-13-year-old 11-13-year-olds in Khartofm Sthee, the Sudan.

Benjamin Patton, grandson of General George S. Patton Jr., the World War II icon, delves into his family's legacy and its attendant challenges in his new book, "Growing Up Patton: Reflections on Heroes, History and Family Wisdom".

For someone just entering adulthood and grappling with the attendant challenges, emotions and sense of powerlessness, easy access to firearms is easy access to the ultimate drug: the feeling of omnipotence.

Together these studies demonstrate the applicability and attendant challenges of neutron imaging for the study of EEC performance and reliability.

An attempt has also been made to suggest some ways to reduce or remove some of the attendant challenges of Web 2.0 technologies, so that organizations can become more effective in their pursuit of innovative and entrepreneurial expenditures.

More than 50% of positive blood cultures isolated were contaminant species, which is often related to poor technique and results in inappropriate empiric antibiotic therapy with its attendant challenges.

Mazumder ([2008]) sensing the paucity of ideas to combat with and guide the organizations to deal with attendant challenges resulting due to formative nature of Web 2.0 and immeasurable benefits of its adoption in organizations, put forward an iterative adoption model comprising of four stages (identify, analyze, plan, and implement) for successful adoption of the same.