Sentence examples for challenges from which from inspiring English sources
Companies set real-life challenges from which teachers and lecturers can select the most relevant for their students.
That may sound like fantasy, but the United States now faces difficult and delicate policy challenges from which we must not be distracted.
However, her focus is primarily on Muslims: she does not provide any solutions for African Caribbean, Roma or Traveller communities, with no acknowledgement of Scotland and Northern Ireland's history of integration challenges – from which we must learn.
Based on the requirements for heating and current drive of a DEMO (tokamak) device a neutral beam injection (NBI) system faces several challenges, from which the achievement of high wall-plug efficiency is the driving parameter for the beam line design.
Among poststroke patients, the range of motor function is varied; thus, gaming rehabilitation treatments should offer a range of game challenges from which the patients can choose.
We selected the following five cases in part because they demonstrate some positive outcomes and, in certain cases, challenges from which useful lessons can be derived.
Pope Francis has stepped up to the challenge from which our timid technocrats have shrunk back.
What we now face is a moral challenge from which we cannot back down.
And Serge's versatility – from hard bebop to sentimental chanson to light reggae – is a challenge from which they do not shrink.
Is it to unite different political factions, or to display the potential of mankind and to inspire the young to take up a challenge from which they will learn about themselves and the world?
Boyd was hired by Pepsi, which was based in New York, in 1947, when he was 33; he grew up in California and graduated from U.C.L.A. His story is a key element of the recent book "The Real Pepsi Challenge," from which the above anecdote is taken and in which Stephanie Capparell argues that Boyd and those he hired helped break the color barrier in big business.
