Sentence examples for evident challenge from inspiring English sources

Pope Benedict XVI has taken as a mandate to return Christianity to a central place in European thinking, and current events have provided an opportunity as well as an evident challenge.

As a consequence, the concentration of resources in the same region, network, or even machine poses an evident challenge to designers of dependable systems.

Keller's and Rheinberger's views present an evident challenge to philosophical intuitions that scientific practice is furthered by arriving at precise definitions of basic concepts.

The evident challenge is to clarify health professionals' role in addressing the SDH - irrespective of their participation in international rotations.

Currently, the evident challenge is the limited availability of appropriate health care services for people with NCDs at the lower levels in the system.

However, it may not have been anticipated that these children would rate their physical functioning low as well, considering their most evident challenge is communication, and not physical.

Given the Federal Reserve's evident challenges in communicating its strategies, I asked the economists what advice they'd give Mr. Bernanke.

Despite of these advantages, there are evident challenges in terms of the safety assessment of NPs in the human body [3, 4].

For this survey, there were evident challenges in reaching responders, resulting in an irregular response rate between countries (Fig. 1 and Table 5).

The method presents evident challenges, such as the difficulty of centrifuging the huge volumes of algal cultures needed for making hydrogen production economically interesting.

Finally, the apparent success of Sierra Leone in addressing HRH issues by taking advantage of a window of opportunity for reform cannot hide the evident challenges of having HRH changes pushed forward by a short-lived political pressure.