Sentence examples for challenges to sort out from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush reputedly takes the ABC tack—"Anywhere But California".With little help forthcoming from outsiders, Mr Hahn has two big local challenges to sort out with the city council.

But Sony's real challenge is to sort out its consumer electronics and gaming core.

The challenge is to sort out which fragments come from the same organism and then to arrange them in the correct order to determine the complete sequence of each species.

The key challenge is to sort out the latter effect.

He said officers secured the area near the shooting but faced a challenge in trying to sort out what happened.

As often, the real challenge is not to sort out the wheat from the chaff but to clear the bundles of chaff out of one's head and remember what the wheat actually looked like.

In China, the difficulty is compounded by the fact that local governments, via their financing vehicles, have racked up vast debts over the past five years as Beijing has leaned on them to fuel growth.The challenge, then, is to sort out how much of China's corporate borrowings are really corporate and how much is simply government debt in disguise.

After a panel discussion where major French media houses discussed the future of mobile news, Benezet told me that before even getting into the "front end" design challenge, "publishers need to sort out their 'back end' content management systems, and moreover their API, to give them a standard way to work with their content".

Our challenge is not to sort out from this mixture the primal mammary stem cell, but instead to comprehend the interaction among these components that allows the long-term maintenance of mammary stem cell activity.

Unfortunately, degrons and many mutant alleles in SPB components destroy SPB structure, and it is challenging or impossible to sort out primary versus secondary effects based solely on localization data.

5 The BIG challenge – a Great North Plan to sort out the city's northern areas and re-connect them with the Mersey riverfront.