When Cambodia's property market suffered along with the global economy, she faced a grim challenge.
In the UK, though, we still have the idea of insect-consumption as being a grim challenge on programmes such as I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here!
Whichever way you look at it, there must have been chafing, although as feats of endurance go it's still nowhere near the grim challenge posed by the harrowing 3 47 duration of Reid's debut single Stardust.
The idea, imported largely from similar events in Britain (like the Grim Challenge) and Germany (the Strongman Run), is to stage events more convivial than marathons and triathlons, but more grueling than shorter runs or novelty events, some of which also have a mud-covered theme.
It is a grim challenge to perform spectrum sensing under TVMFF channel.
You can also see this change in the difference between his shamefully underrated 2006 HBO sitcom, "Lucky Louie," which presented the grim financial challenges and unglamorous sex life of a working-class dad, and his current FX hit, "Louie," a more freewheeling production whose lingering close-ups and dream sequences signal a more subjective perspective.
The ability to detect and characterize malignant cells in circulation holds enormous promise as a biomarker in HCC, a grim cancer challenged by the inability of conventional noninvasive diagnostic and staging modalities to encompass its great clinical and biological heterogeneity, as well as by a scarcity of tumor tissue available for diagnostic or research purposes.
With few exceptions, the political rhetoric when it comes to globalisation ranges from grim resolve (this challenge can be managed) to plain grim (we must tame this menace).
They were, however, "sobered by some grim realities and remaining challenges".
