Sentence examples for describing this challenge from inspiring English sources

Describing this challenge properly is essential to understanding it, and this understanding is essential if Israelis are to turn back from the suicidal cliff toward which their metastasizing illegal settlement project has been driving them in recent years.

1 The most common reason for discontinuation was poor recruitment of participants, which is a persistent problem and aligns with previous reports describing this challenge for a wider range of clinical trials.

Rivka Galchen describes this challenge in her recent essay about the legendary Elmhurst Hospital physician and clinical educator Dr. Joseph Lieber: "The field of medicine has advanced through measuring: weight, blood pressure, dosage, cost, days until discharge, years until death… But sometimes the medical field makes the mistake of valuing most what is most easily measured".

One CoP member described this challenge as follows: " One of our biggest barriers is trying to figure out why staff won't do oral care, and they feel quite justified in not doing oral care, yea if you say to them would you just ignore pericare and not do that?

It was totally predictable that the court would take this case, and in making that prediction back in the spring, I described this latest challenge to the Voting Rights Act as "catnip" to the Roberts court, given the majority's skepticism toward government policies that acknowledge the country's racially fraught history by taking race into account today.

"Anyone would describe this as challenging, dynamic, occasionally difficult time in intercollegiate athletics," Emmert said.

With the mounting deficit already outstripping the original plan, the trust's finance director delicately describes this as "challenging".

IGN's Levi Buchanan described this low-pressure, "challenge without competition" aspect of the game as a design philosophy adopted by later Nintendo titles such as Nintendogs.

This paper describes the challenge problems and gives numerical values for the different input parameters so that results from different investigators can be directly compared.

Conclusions: This paper describes the challenge of identifying indicators that are meaningful and robust for the full distribution of health care systems represented in the European Union.

This paper describes the challenge problem, provides an overview of the systems that were entered and provides a comparison alongside both a baseline recognition system and human performance.