Sentence examples for challenges bound from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is the case, but the professional/technician model does not address or solve the interactional challenges bound up in standardized administration.

This challenge binds us together across the generations.

Even with a conservative Supreme Court, these challenges seem bound to fail.

These challenges are bound up in a growing social crisis — a retreat from marriage, a weakening of religious and communal ties, a decline in workforce participation — that cannot be solved in Washington D.C.

Challenges are bound to crop up now and then.

It will only be by becoming more independent of the state and finding external sources of funding that universities will become stronger and able to weather the many further challenges they are bound to face.

But there are questions as to whether it will prosper given the major challenges it's bound to face.

If knowledge is power, then these educational innovations will equip today's and tomorrow's workforce with the tools they need to meet the challenges they are bound to experience over the course of their careers.

Another example is Chaeli Mycroft, who looks for bigger and bigger challenges despite being wheelchair bound having been born with cerebral palsy.

While Ireland and the U.S. share values and are closely bound, many challenges remain: war, terrorism, economic unease "and the inevitable human reaction of frustration and anger".

The bill, SB1611, seems bound for challenges over its constitutionality, as it runs up against the Supreme Court's 1982 decision in Plyler v. Doe, which explicitly prohibits states from discriminating against young students for their immigration status.