Sentence examples for challenges to recognising from inspiring English sources

Despite the apparent challenges to recognising and monitoring patient safety incidents detailed above, a wide range of patient safety incidents (events that led, or could have led, to the patient suffering avoidable harm) were highlighted by participants in interviews, observations and questionnaires and were evident in incident reports.

And there's the challenge: to recognise when ego transitions from artistic fuel ("the world needs to hear me") into a trap ("how do I stay in demand?").

But to finish, a quiz – courtesy of CharlieFarley, who challenges readers to recognise his home city from these clues: It has the cathedral with the second tallest spire in England.

Lloyd Provost, in Analytic studies: a framework for quality improvement design and analysis, challenges us to recognise that traditional statistical inference, as found in 'enumerative' studies, makes possible actions that are applicable only to the system that was studied, and as it was when it was studied; the time dimension is essentially lacking in such inference.

I want to encourage them through my experience of overcoming challenges to get recognised, communicate, participate and contribute.

The first challenge is to recognise and digitise speech.

"The challenge was to recognise the importance of heritage and the need to protect it," she says.

The real challenge is to recognise, and address, how much the privileges of the past continue to benefit some, and wrong others, today.

In it, Rudge challenged Hector to recognise a song by the Pet Shop Boys Hectorr, ignorant of all popular culture after about 1950, was completely floored.

The primary challenge was to recognise early on that many Kimberley based stakeholders are very busy.

(R1) The primary challenge was to recognise early on that many Kimberley based stakeholders are very busy.