Sentence examples for energetic challenges from inspiring English sources
Daily action is also on offer at Betws-y-Coed in Conwy, where a high-ropes course and gorge-walking offer energetic challenges (visitllandudno.org.uk).uk
It would leave Mr. Romney with not only a commanding lead in the race for delegates, but also a claim to have fended off energetic challenges across a range of battleground states with a disciplined and well-financed campaign effort.
Sure, I am aware of my response to aggression and overt threats; however, Rick's exercise enabled me to see how my conditioned response mechanism plays out and dictates my behavior in more understated energetic challenges, such as passive-aggressive manipulation or encroachment into my personal space.
All mycobacteria species are obligate aerobes and are therefore faced with a number of energetic challenges as the cells encounter hypoxic conditions (e.g. recycling of reducing equivalents).
Eukaryotic ectotherms of the Southern Ocean face energetic challenges to protein folding assisted by the cytosolic chaperonin CCT.
Therefore, energetic challenges, such as thermal regulation and fasting, may lead to strong selection on the function of the mitochondrial and nuclear genes involved in this pathway.
For now, at least, Mr. Kerry faces an energetic challenge from Mr. Edwards.
So far Mr. Gallagher has put forth an energetic challenge, and has asked Ms. Allen to participate in numerous debates on his home turf -- several Veterans of Foreign War posts in Burlington County.
And she is facing an energetic challenge from Maggie A. Brooks, a 57-year-old television anchor turned county executive, and the only other politician besides Ms. Slaughter who is on a first-name basis with voters in this lakefront region.
I proactively met this energetic challenge with a new level of calmness.
However, the associated uniparental incubation entails a higher energetic challenge due to constraints in time that can be spent off the nests [5] and/or may have consequences for the development and condition of the offspring due to the intermittent nature of incubation [11].
