Sentence examples for example challenges from inspiring English sources

Industrial ecology, for example, challenges the over-exploitative nature of the current "take make waste" industrial paradigm.

A selection of works from India, for example, challenges the orthodoxies of what is considered contemporary while reminding the viewer much of the most visually inventive contemporary painting has its roots in traditions hundreds, if not thousands, of years old.

One exercise, for example, challenges students to infer the behaviors of two animals based on a pattern of fossil footprints.

In general, we find that our identified modeling and programming challenges encompass known challenges in the literature (see the "Known challenges for programming and learning-by-modeling in science" section), for example, challenges with respect to sense making, process management, articulation, and systematic experimentation.

In some rural areas, two or more districts might be combined, but our intent is to keep these workshops small in size and focused on specific needs unique to each area; for example, challenges faced by large urban school districts tend to be different from those in smaller, rural districts.

The goal of this paper is to describe generalizable categories of patient and technical challenges encountered in the development and implementation of this inexpensive, commercial off-the-shelf consumer health informatics intervention, examples of challenges within each category, and how the example challenges were resolved prior to conducting an RCT of the intervention.

A victim lawyer could, for example, challenge sexual history evidence or aggressive cross-examination from defence lawyers.

It would suddenly be less harmful to, for example, challenge a 3-yard catch near the sideline.

The government has, for example, challenged them to raise the billion dollars for the institutes that educated them at India's expense before they went to the United States, where they enriched the American economy.

The Syrian and Iraqi Baʿthist regimes, for example, challenged the PLO with their own "Palestinian" organizations (al-Ṣāʿiqah and the Arab Liberation Front, respectively); each maintained deputies within the PLO itself and were funded by and entirely dependent upon their sponsor governments.

Current discussions, for example, challenge the gradually increasing retirement age and call for statutory minimum wages.