Sentence examples for challenges to work out from inspiring English sources
Undoubtedly, there will be many technical and legal challenges to work out before robotic anesthesiology becomes the norm.
There are still challenges to work out.
Of course, such a seemingly simple task has many unexpected challenges to work out.
However, determination of the optimal criteria and definition of the cutoff point for each criterion (e.g., length of stay >7 days) were challenges to work out.
The Team Sky principal insisted that "we never cross the line" but conceded that "at times, it's challenging" to work out where the line is.
That means the "solid," functional firms — finance, operations, HR, marketing and so on — are really going to be challenged to work out how the discovery and deployment of new apps will involve people across functions.
He said it was quite a challenge to work out how they would behave and what movements they would make, as well as communicate his aims to the handlers.
It would be a challenge to work out all the implications of this hard-hearted triangle, orchestrated by the artist-hunter figure of "my friend," who imitates a fawn to suggest the presence of a doe in order to kill a buck.
So although community groups are key players in the apparatus facilitating a more effective HIV response, it remains a challenge to work out how best to establish collaborative partnerships between actors that do not unintentionally de-rail local responses.
Collins pioneered the use of multiple narrators and disorientating time shifts to present the evidence of this scheme and yet to obscure it too, for like his protagonist, Walter Hartright, the reader must be challenged to work out the plot.
