Sentence examples for challenges in this sort from inspiring English sources

Of course, there are always challenges in this sort of analysis.

This manuscript seems to agree with that conclusion, but the Introduction seems cagily written: Gregg (2010) and DeVeale (2012) are cited simultaneously in a way that makes it seem like they both pointed to challenges in this sort of screen, rather than as Gregg (2010) making errors that DeVeale (2012) needed to walk back.

One of the major challenges in conducting this sort of research is obtaining homogenous clinical samples that are sufficiently large for the study of subtle structural effects.

In nine digital documentaries, "Moon Shot" will go behind the scenes with the various teams building their lunar rovers to showcase the challenges involved in this sort of competition, while also revealing the more human side to this science and technology story — namely, why they've decided to focus their talent and energies on making the 238,900 mile journey to the moon.

"The Spare Wife" — its title is emblematic of the freshness within — presents a challenge in the sorting and caring departments.

"All the bits and pieces that candidates are saying about the education challenges in Maryland have sort of filtered into everyday conversations that people are having," he said.

Dr. Varmus was the chief scientific adviser for the Grand Challenges in Global Health, a sort of contest in which Mr. Gates gave out $437 million to teams pursuing exotic goals like vaccines that can be inhaled or chemicals that can knock out mosquitoes' sense of smell.

For George Ford, man of the match in the Millennium, this was a different sort of challenge in a different sort of match.

Mr. Keller has acknowledged two ongoing challenges in sorting out the role of the "magazine" part of The Times.

His children will face extraordinary challenges in sorting through which of these sweetheart deals are offered for "genuine business purposes" and which come with strings attached.

We all face challenges in sorting through political evasions and lies.