This is an interesting iteration of that commonplace challenge, because it's probably not obvious to your employer that there's any learning curve at all.
This case, appropriate for either a strategic management class or a transportation class, teaches how to bring analytic rigor to the unpleasant, but commonplace, challenge of public sector budget-cutting.
Such overrules are rare, but are set to become more commonplace when challenges and TV replays are officially brought into the game next season.
The flood of amicus briefs would be abnormal for usual cases before a federal appeals court, but it has become commonplace as challenges to same-sex-marriage bans work through the courts, said Douglas NeJaime, a professor of law at the University of California, Irvine.
Although genome sequencing has become commonplace, a significant challenge is to obtain an accurate annotation of each gene locus as well as a quantitative description of the transcript isoforms produced from it.
Such horse-trading is commonplace, but it challenges the integrity of this purportedly progressive party.
"Whether you are newly sober, years into your recovery or simply choosing to abstain from drinking alcohol this holiday season, navigating sobriety during a time where having a celebratory drink is commonplace has its challenges," said Lawrence Weinstein, chief medical officer of the AAC.
This is particularly important in developing countries where pluralistic health systems are commonplace and pose challenges to health planning because the socio-cultural context of the illness leads to 'traditional' therapy rather than focusing on conventional medical concepts.
We should challenge the commonplace assumption that politics is an activity reserved for a narrow band of elites, and that voting is pointless.
Now that heavy-duty use is becoming commonplace in cars, the challenge is to see if batteries can improve enough to offer the same range as that wonder of the 20th century the internal-combustion engine.
By highlighting Indian achievements in mathematics, astronomy, linguistics, medicine and political economy, Sen also wishes to challenge the commonplace prejudice that the west has "exclusive access to the values that lie at the foundation of rationality and reasoning, science and evidence, liberty and tolerance, and of course rights and justice".
