Sentence examples for challenges engendered from inspiring English sources

They chart the foundations of Denver's recent economic development—from mining and agriculture to energy, defense, and technology and examine the challenges engendered by a postwar population explosion that led to increasing income inequality and rapid growth in the number of Latino residents.

(see Maner 1980 Todayy, the "information age" that Wiener predicted more than half a century ago has come into existence; and the metaphysical and scientific foundation for information ethics that he laid down continues to provide insight and effective guidance for understanding and resolving ethical challenges engendered by information technologies of all kinds.

And just like Brazilian Nunes challenges engendered stereotypes as a Brazilian woman, in a culture rife with misogyny, sexism, and objectification of women by men (most cultures are guilty of this), though Latin and Hispanic cultures are virulent, so too can Cruz challenge the homophobia and machoism of Hispanic society.

In short, I believe the GSC as a whole no longer serves its constituency and has, by now, lost any of the good will and respect its formerly even-handed challenges had engendered among the Institute's administrative officers, deans, and faculty members.

In both fields, these technical challenges will engender a value chain, including development muscle, supporting hardware, and lots of tech deals.

Given the substantive challenge of engendering a cultural shift for diversity in a university setting, this book will serve as a concrete primer for institutions seeking to develop a systematic and progressive approach to diversity organizational learning.

The target readership is palliative nurses working at an advanced practice level and the aim is to provide an intellectual challenge to engender critical thinking regarding clinical care of the dying rather than a ' how to do' manual.

In 293 cells transfected with the AT1A-R, a 3-min challenge with angiotensin II engendered a 46% decrease in subsequent angiotensin II-stimulated phosphoinositide hydrolysis in intact cells.

The American success in disarming Japan by disbanding its military, imposing a pacifist Constitution and overhauling its education system, however, engendered its own challenges.

The significance of this study was that misfolded or degraded proteins could be recognised by leukocyte-expressing receptors, which is not only engendered by bacterial challenges, but present in ECM remodelling processes [ 160].

Republicans acknowledge that running against a widow who has engendered local sympathies presents a challenge when it comes to going on the attack.