Sentence examples for challenges to open from inspiring English sources

"The biggest challenges to open spaces in the city are misuse, abuse and neglect," said Neera Punj, convenor of CitiSpace.

Engineering cells for desiccation tolerance, unveiling the metabolism of non-growing cells, and engineering the interaction between the cell surface and adhesive polymer binders are fundamental challenges to open the door to vast future applications of biocoatings for environmental sensing and remediation.

Gender based power inequalities have been challenges to open communication between partners about reproductive health decisions and women's access to reproductive health care services which would contribute to poor health outcomes [ 1].

But big data of this kind is not necessarily open, and there can be strong ethical and legal challenges to opening it up.

The lid snaps into place very securely, but is challenging to open without torquing the bottom (or top) corner.

It's always a challenge to open yourself up to disapproval, though you know going in that it'll be given, no less!

"Psych Folk" Radio viewed the album favorably, mentioning that 1000 Thoughts of Violence "is a possibility to invite progressive rock listeners to take the challenge to open up their perspectives".

But the biggest challenge to opening the restaurant?

To his mind, "violent radical Islam represented the third great totalitarian challenge to open societies," after Soviet Communism and Nazism.

What you are witnessing is why Sept. 11 amounts to World War III -- the third great totalitarian challenge to open societies in the last 100 years.

The challenge to open two plays on consecutive nights came from actor Tom Hardy, who was in Delamere's production of Stephen Adly Guirgis's In Arabia, We'd All Be Kings.