Sentence examples for challenges connecting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has had his own challenges connecting with blue-collar, middle-income working-class people.

Imagine the difference in learning between an engineering student who theoretically designed an elevator with wonderful calculations for a great grade versus one who actually built an elevator by iterating through various challenges connecting principles and formulas to reality.

Typically, establishment candidates have challenges connecting with the youth vote.

I was mesmerized by the conversation as he retold story after story of aging and its challenges, connecting them to my personal experience as I watched my husband's mom and dad confront decisions about what matters in the end.

Romney, who despite the reality that people had immense challenges connecting with him because of his more than robotic nature and his desire to bring Bain Capital practices (side note: they have to consider a name change after this election because of the damage done to their brand by Romney and friends) to Big Bird and PBS vis-a-vis firing and layoffs.

Importantly, we read an extensive amount of research articles in connection with a literature review on ethical challenges connected to the use of coercion in mental health care which we performed at the same time (work in progress).

Nowadays, food industry is facing challenges connected with the preservation of the highest possible quality of fruit products obtained after processing.

It also discusses some of the challenges connected to this task and discloses some of the results derived from the corresponding process analysis.

I also discuss the challenges connected to scaling down perception to nano and pico aerial vehicles, where sensing and computation are subject to strict payload and power constraints.

"If you take a look around at all of the media space — I'm not trying to paint the rosy picture because we have challenges connected to our liquidity and certainly our stock price is dreadful," Mr. Karmazin says.

New types of talent brokers such as YourEncore, an online network of retired and veteran scientists and engineers, or InnoCentive, which offers crowdsourcing services to companies with innovation challenges, connect free agents with project-based work in virtual marketplaces.