Sentence examples for illustration of challenges from inspiring English sources

A/S Carson stressed the importance of putting Ethiopia's democracy on an upward and positive trajectory, and not letting it atrophy or slide backward, using the suffrage and civil rights movements in the U.S. as an illustration of challenges the U.S. has faced as it improved its own democratic system.

The migrants' unfamiliarity with the Swedish health care system and their inability to navigate through it is another illustration of challenges arising from institutional and societal influences.

Africa offers a stark illustration of the challenges.

Commander Donald Daker of the Austin Police Department described the Nestande case as a "perfect illustration" of the challenges facing prosecutors in such cases.

In an illustration of the challenges facing even modest programs, experts point to the three-year-old plan by A.I.D. to repair 60 rundown schools.

Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is used as an illustration of the challenges in studying complex phenotypes with nutrigenomics concepts and approaches.

In an illustration of these challenges, opposition leaders pointed to their own vote counts, based on district-by-district tallies, which they said showed that their coalition had won about 52 percent of the popular vote nationwide.

In a stark illustration of the challenges facing rescuers on the ground, dramatic footage emerged of a girl being pulled from the ruins of a building and rushed away for treatment.

In the latest illustration of the challenges college football programs face in the treatment of concussions, La Salle University agreed Monday to pay $7.5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by a severely injured player.

Moreover, this case provides an illustration of the challenges posed by agency problems in China, with conflicted interests between tradable shareholders (public investors) on one hand and non-tradable shareholders (governments and state-owned enterprises) on the other.

"The fact that many women are not offered genetic testing after a diagnosis of breast cancer is an important illustration of the challenges of driving advances in precision medicine into the exam room," said Katz, who is a professor of medicine and of health management and policy at Michigan.