Sentence examples for challenging settings from inspiring English sources

CAT is also being used for group therapy, for consultancy in organisations, and for work in challenging settings such as prisons, or indeed the modern NHS.

She is completing a book about making government work in challenging settings, drawing on experiences in Africa, Asia, and parts of Latin America.

An investment of $20 billion a year could encourage more open-lab collaborations to find new medicines in challenging settings like antibiotic discovery and make them accessible to all who need them.

However, transcription errors can misguide self-training, particularly in challenging settings such as conversational speech.

Segmenting a level is useful metacognitive or 'epistemic action' (Kirsh and Maglio 1994) that facilitates cognition in challenging settings.

Olevi Kull's approach to science relied on two principles: first, linking theory and experiments in challenging settings, e.g., to test the generality of his ideas he often challenged them in multi-layered, mixed-species canopies.

However, overcrowded healthcare facilities in Vietnam and other challenged settings require strategies to adapt 'My five moments for hand hygiene' in order to meet their situational needs.

Published in 2014, The Lancet Every Newborn Series (http://www.thelancet.com/series/everynewborn) demonstrated the progress that has been made, even in challenged settings, and outlined the urgent steps still needed to improve newborn survival.

These sessions provide opportunities for students and faculty from diverse disciplines to collaborate in challenging international settings.

Tommy Smith, the great Scottish saxophonist, composer, bandleader and educator, studied classical orchestration in the 1990s, and has played in plenty of challenging jazz/classical settings.

To test its application in interpretatively challenging archaeological settings, a part of the prehistoric cemetery of Tahkokangas in Northern Finland was scanned.