Sentence examples for illustrates a challenge from inspiring English sources
It is a distance that illustrates a challenge: how does Washington square Saudi Arabia, the loyal ally and vital oil supplier, with Saudi Arabia, the guardian of Islam, a power of the Arab world and birthplace of suspected terrorists?
(HIV-positive mother) The quote above also illustrates a challenge faced by the interviewers - how to steer the conversation when respondents spoke of their own beliefs, or actions, rather than what Flora would think or do.
At the Macaron Caf?n the Upper East Side, the owner, Arnaud Cannone, designed his boxes to illustrate a challenge like that.
"The pictures in some way each illustrate a challenge to gravity," Brandt wrote in an e-mail, "the best photographs being ambiguous enough to make one wonder if the subject is rising or falling, and whether gravity will win out … or not".
The cases illustrate a challenge facing pollution regulators in California: Even as air quality has improved across the state, pockets of pollution remain, often in lower income neighborhoods where homes and industry sit side by side.
Finally, we illustrate a challenge for such prevention efforts in reflecting on the paradoxical relationship between the gendered power implied in talk about sexual relationships compared to the gendered power described when recounting sexual practices.
Such reluctance illustrates a central challenge for the insurgents in their effort to take over the party: unity.
The new campaign illustrates a serious challenge faced by the makers of pain relievers and allergy medications in the competitive over-the-counter drug category.
The claim, published Tuesday in a PLOS Biology study, is a testament to the awesome complexity of the human genome, but it also illustrates a pressing challenge for the 15-year-old field.
This decision illustrates a key challenge to prosecutions in U.S. courts arising from cross-border investigations in which foreign governments are conducting parallel investigations following procedures that may differ from those used in U.S. criminal investigations.
