Sentence examples for constitutes a challenge to from inspiring English sources

A revolution constitutes a challenge to the established political order and the eventual establishment of a new order radically different from the preceding one.

The current demand for customization, flexibility and responsiveness constitutes a challenge to achieve intelligent and adaptive manufacturing systems.

Exactly how and to what extent the connectionist paradigm constitutes a challenge to classicism has been a matter of hot debate in recent years.

However, the development of strategies to understand and imitate such events constitutes a challenge to design novel enzymes in the laboratory.

While the application of those approaches is basically well understood in cellular environments, it still constitutes a challenge to efficiently apply them in ad hoc networks, where no infrastructure is available.

This is an area that constitutes a challenge to all investment in human development.

Telling a commentator flogging a product online to disclose commercial ties does not constitute a challenge to free speech.

But uttering those seven words, the District Attorney's Office contends, constituted a challenge to a fight and made it difficult to prosecute Mr. Potter.

The militias are a security threat in Darfur and they also constitute a challenge to Khartoum – they don't obey the rules and have differences with the government over entitlements and payment.

Fawning over the founders is hardly a 21st-century phenomenon, but it does constitute a challenge to the conventional wisdom in the academy, where historians have visited upon the founding fathers the sins of the sons: the bloody Civil War, the disenfranchisement of women, the follies of empire.

The high values of mass loss rates and high terminal velocities of the WR stellar winds constitute a challenge to the theories of radiation driven winds.