Sentence examples for from challenges of from inspiring English sources

The antibody induced by rVP2 subunit vaccine could protect chickens from challenges of IBDV strains, both BC 6/85 and JZ 3/02.

Newcomers are offered tents and encouraged to set up camp, either as an escape from unsafe dwellings, or from the challenges of living on the street.

(Ideal for unwinding from the challenges of political life).

Relationships have come asunder from the challenges of the fair.

It doesn't shy away from the challenges of that, as much as it celebrates it.

For Africa can no longer afford to shirk from the challenges of globalisation.

Bangladesh has emerged in a promising way from the challenges of militarism and Islamism.

The rescuer who'll whisk her away from the challenges of reality will, of course, be a man.

Europe, including Russia as its constituent part, is too weak to protect itself from the challenges of international terrorism.

By Nathan Heller Skeptics suggest that "folk politics" — marches, protests, and the like — are a distraction from the challenges of real change.

"Several men were discussing problems in their lives, from the challenges of being the eldest son to child-rearing, sexuality and so on," he said.