Sentence examples for imposing challenge from inspiring English sources

As extraterrestrial journeys go, it is not the most imposing challenge that science has faced.

Even with Sampras and Agassi, the United States faced an imposing challenge against Spain.

While Woods has been dominant, the Players Championship represents an imposing challenge.

"The secreting of objects in rectal or genital areas becomes in this situation an imposing challenge to nerves and agility," Judge Frankel wrote.

Their contribution, as Remini indicates, was to keep the large and rambunctious United States together, an imposing challenge because Americans had so many intractable differences.

Delayed by the imposing challenge of producing the mirror and then by World War I, the 100-inch reflector finally became operational at Mount Wilson in 1918.

These inequalities tend to be larger among young adults, imposing challenges for scientific knowledge and policy decision making.

Below, I have attempted to summarize what I believe to be the most significant research findings and what I see as the most imposing challenges to implementing them.

Populations of networks with an absolute fitness of less than a threshold of 15% were not retained, as they do not match properly the imposed challenge (other threshold values were used and provided similar results).

When simulating the geothermal convection with phase change phenomena, this imposes challenges to the numerical models.

Moreover, the special nature of WSNs imposes challenging and intertwined requirements on secure time synchronization design.