Sentence examples for challenging contexts from inspiring English sources

Thus, the current outcomes were generally more positive, especially given the implementation in challenging contexts without traditional technology instructors.

In this study, I found that such classroom practices and the racial and linguistic divide that existed among students appeared to provide unique, and challenging, contexts for Melody's identity work.

The idea of grace being relative and nearly unrecognizable in challenging contexts, drives home the fact that it is mortal grace which will save humanity, and does so daily.

We are proud of our graduates, who have proved that turnaround is possible even in the most challenging contexts.

No-one should be complacent about weaknesses but it appears that overall comprehensive schools have much to be proud of, working often in considerably more challenging contexts and with far fewer resources than private schools.

For him truth was not something to be discovered in the privacy of one's personal life; it had to be upheld in the challenging contexts of social and political life.

First, the early asymmetric N400 pseudoword effect challenges context based models of assimilated speech recognition [ 5, 6, 8- 10].

The study also illuminates key protective factors that may attenuate the risk for delinquency among adolescents living in challenging urban contexts in sub-Saharan Africa.

In the social challenge context, aggressive behaviors decreased in response to blocking the androgen receptor pathway.

Interestingly, the immediate-early gene c-Fos, a neural activity marker, was induced in response to a visual challenge stimulus specifically in dopaminergic neurons of area Vc (the central region of the ventral telencephalon), a putative striatal homologue, whereas presentation of a chemical stimulus alone did not induce c-Fos expression in the intruder challenge context.

More attention should be given to the way the policy contexts, challenging aspects, and stakeholders interplay and their impacts on each other.