Sentence examples for challenges in explaining from inspiring English sources

Demand theories also share the will-theory's challenges in explaining the rights of incompetents, and in explaining privilege-rights.

6. Men face unique challenges in explaining their illnesses to friends and family.

Field workers described challenges around misunderstandings about research, perceived pressure for recruitment and challenges in explaining the study.

The homeopaths described challenges in explaining homeopathic treatment concepts such as remedy reaction trajectory and homeopathic remedy aggravations.

X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy is a genetically and metabolically well-defined disease that poses challenges in explaining the clinical heterogeneity of phenotypes.

The study also highlighted challenges in explaining this new and counterintuitive concept, and confirmed that women were participating in screening (or not) without knowing about the risk of overdetection.

In a state where the majority of voters support stiff gun control, Mr. Schundler already faces a challenge in explaining why he favors a proposal to allow gun owners to carry concealed weapons.

WALL STREET JOURNAL Goldman's Cohn Can't Escape the 'Squid'  |  Gary D. Cohn, the president and chief operating officer of Goldman Sachs, said Wall Street still faced a challenge in explaining its role in the lives of everyday people.

Once this occasionalist account of causation had been adopted to explain what happens when bodies collide and, as a result, how they change their speed or direction, there was no new challenge in explaining how human minds and bodies interact.

A further unresolved challenge in explaining the ineffective handovers is the lack of consensus about the different levels of communication that are required between healthcare providers.

The challenge is in explaining the last two elements of the plan, health care reform, and how it fits into the economic plan, and what we are going to do about the deficit.