Sentence examples for especially the challenge from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this analytical tool has been applied to many aspects of refining and especially the challenge of reducing the sulfur content in fuels.

But big issues remain, Dr. Jacoby said, especially the challenge of fostering international environmental and economic cooperation without the United States -- the biggest economy and polluter.

The challenges are real -- especially the challenge of building our academic programs and continuing to attract the best faculty, staff and students given the high cost of living in the Bay Area.

The potential of immunologically mediated diagnosis and therapy, although greatly enhanced since the advent of monoclonal antibodies, has not been fully realized due to significant problems, most especially the challenge of identifying antigenic molecules specific to glial tumors.

But big problems are still here; especially the challenges of growth and poverty.

Shepherd connects his research to trends in nutrition, dieting, and obesity, especially the challenges that many face in eating healthily.

The constraints for such an automatic adaption are illustrated and especially the challenges that come along with the adaption at operation time are elucidated.

Especially the challenges adapting a dynamometer, originally designed for motor test benches, towards a plant safety system for generator EZ4 will be described in the paper.

A panel discussion on the challenges and pain points encountered along our panelists' entrepreneurial journeys, especially the challenges of trying to balance growth with trying to maintain a great business.

Among these, new approaches to human rights, transitional justice, religion and politics and especially the challenges of a post-secular society, global justice, public reason, global constitutionalism, multiple democracies, political liberalism and deliberative democracy can be included.

Mika Brzezinski has written and spoken extensively about the challenges she faced along the way to professional success -- including, and especially, the challenges that came from within.