Sentence examples for challenges in collecting from inspiring English sources

"There will always be challenges in collecting money from people who do not want to pay," he acknowledged.

A dialogue between Thelma Golden, Connie Choi, and Kellie Jones draws out themes and challenges in collecting and exhibiting modern and contemporary art by artists of African descent.

To give an overview of important methodological challenges in collecting, validating, and further processing experiential expertise and how to address these challenges.

The 2020 Census faces unprecedented challenges in collecting data, including fear of government authorities in immigrant communities, cybersecurity threats (real or perceived) and uneven access to reliable Internet service, which could disadvantage rural, low-income and older households.

The two main experimental challenges in collecting meaningful live cell microscopy data are to minimize photodamage while retaining a useful signal-to-noise ratio and to provide a suitable environment for cells or tissues to replicate physiological cell dynamics.

The project was developed in response to needs identified at "Web Archiving Policies and Practice in the US: 2012 Summit", a conference convened by the Libraries in 2012, during which leading experts from across the United States met to discuss the current state of web archiving and future challenges in collecting and preserving web content.

Water from waste (or blackwater) has been a hard sell in many geographies, and in the developing countries that Gates targets, there's an operational challenge in collecting the waste before it can be purified.

The biggest challenge in collecting this specimen is the inability to obtain a specimen "on demand," especially in patients who are ill and may be dehydrated or anuric.

Another structural challenge in collecting data from primary care is that no province keeps an up-to-date list of practicing family physicians.

The key challenge in collecting data on diagnostic intervals is to obtain valid and complete data and, at the same time, capture the complexity of the pathways to a diagnosis of cancer.

The challenges identified in collecting these data can be used to improve the design of future on-farm studies.