Sentence examples for explanation of the challenge from inspiring English sources
What did you learn from that?" They might say they didn't give a clear explanation of the challenge, the problem, the difficult situation.
In an unusually frank explanation of the challenges facing US policies in the region, the official gave a rundown of Washington's position on a number of key countries.
Second, the party seeking the peremptory challenge must provide a permissible, neutral explanation for the challenge.
Richard Fisher of International Assessment and Strategy concludes with a chillingly logical explanation of the strategic challenge the "pernicious" anti-ship ballistic missile poses for any new leader in the White House.
One explanation of this challenge is that decentralisation in Tanzania, not the least that part pertaining to the management of health workers, can at best be characterised as a partial decentralisation.
If you think it could or should be easy, take a look at this explanation of the options and challenges by Professor David Bell and David Eiser at Stirling University, which comes with a warning of being "wonkish".
An explanation of the contextual influences underlying the challenges of designing and implementing support care workforce development interventions.
Given the fact that an inadequate level of institutionalisation in mental health care causes on the one hand unnecessary restricts patients' freedom and on the other hand adds unnecessary costs to society, it seems essential to investigate which of these explanations is true, especially because of the challenge of dealing with adequate care of new long-term residential patients [ 24, 25].
Until there is a credible explanation of the circumstances, an aggressive press will challenge facts and motivation endlessly.
Urban area expansion, coupled with the increasing complexity of cities, triggers new challenges to explanation of the intricate relationships between new forms of vulnerabilities and the urban context.
The principal challenge for Fregeanism is the challenge of giving a non-metaphorical explanation of the nature of sense.
