Sentence examples for challenges fully met from inspiring English sources

The compact, 90-minute score to "Wozzeck," with its lush orchestral colorings, piercing atonal harmonies and ruminative, aching lyricism, presents formidable challenges, fully met here by the renowned French conductor Sylvain Cambreling, who drew an urgent and inexorable account of the music from the impressive orchestra.

Reconciling these qualities in performance is a challenge fully met by the conductor Thomas Beecham, whose advocacy of Berlioz in the early decades of the 20th century, a time when only a handful of works were known to the public, brought some attention to the range of Berlioz's achievement.

None of these challenges can be fully met unless we reform our health care system.

We haven't fully met the challenge of how best to serve the increased number of students we have.

The fact that MIT's "potential for minority education has not been fully met" presents a challenge to OME whose ultimate goal is "diversity and mutual respect," Pitts said.

That objection was fully met.

Both fully met legally mandated engineering standards as well.

Effective breakthrough cancer pain treatment is currently not fully met.

Obviously, hard constraints should be fully met.

Disruptions can be fully met.

Studies were then assessed on whether each guideline was fully met, partially met, or not met.