Sentence examples similar to ease challenges from inspiring English sources

He was full of fun, often rather mischievous and perfectly at ease challenging nonsense.

The difficulties faced by people with dementia will not be eradicated, but time spent with friends can ease the challenges they have to face.

Both play the humor of Shakespeare's inconsequential story with a relaxed ease that challenges the audience to keep up while at the same time making that easy to do.

Thus, the design and fabrication process of such scaffolds become more complex and the introduction of computer-aided tools will lend themselves well to ease these challenges.

Professional development has been emphasized in other work in order to ease the challenges instructors face in teaching in an unfamiliar style (Cummings et al. 1999; Rogers et al. 2015).

Identifying multiple trusted adults can also help ease the challenges parents face.

It hoped to ease the challenges of commercialization by providing business advisory services and networks of industry contacts to life sciences entrepreneurs, with a focus on biomedical devices.

Assistive technology could help older people live independently and ease the challenges of caused by age or long-term chronic conditions by supporting daily living activities [ 20].

Related to this finding, a study conducted in southern Ethiopia has shown the involvement of HEWs in treatment observation at health posts improved treatment success rate [ 18] and this could be applied in different settings to ease the challenges and difficulties of patients in accessing health facility for DOT.

Her achievements have not eased the challenges.

Bringing Mr. Foer back to the magazine is expected to ease the challenge of recruitment.