Sentence examples for constituting a challenge to from inspiring English sources

We believe that these findings force us to reconsider the issue, constituting a challenge to develop study designs that can disentangle the problem.

It also revealed that health workers were not forthcoming with information to the public thereby constituting a challenge to community health nurses and other health workers, to provide vital information to the public.

This may constitute a challenge to the president.

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

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

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.

E.U. leaders — along with those of Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova — have said that the deal does not constitute a challenge to Russia.

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.

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

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

The high cost and energy intensity of virgin carbon fibre manufacturing constitute a challenge to recover substantial value from carbon fibre reinforced polymers (CFRP).