Sentence examples for in addition to challenging from inspiring English sources
In addition to challenging the Justice Department and the courts, Microsoft is trying to prod Congress into looking at the issue.
This race is still taking shape, with an even tougher mountain stage Saturday and two time trials next week in addition to challenging stages in the Alps.
In addition to challenging General McCaffrey's conduct, Mr. Hersh also asserts that some of the command er's troops fired on Iraqi prisoners.
In addition to challenging the program's cost, some senior police officials, judges and prosecutors have privately questioned the wisdom of using millions in overtime funds to make the mostly low-level drug arrests produced by Operation Condor.
In addition to challenging the report's conclusions, the Kendall statement harshly criticized Mr. Ray and the office of independent counsel, saying the report was highly unfair, misleading and rife with innuendo.
In addition to challenging the deal for its possible anti-competitive effects on Alaskan production, the government also contended that it would enable BP Amoco and ARCO to manipulate the price of oil futures.
Lee et al. (2003) used this method for Tolo Dam in Hong Kong in addition to challenge the previous studies on using artificial neural networks in modeling eutrophication phenomena in the dam reservoirs.
In addition to challenges inherent in the subject of my research, the blog, and a few other tools like Twitter, are helping me manage and make sense of the process of becoming a research-active academic.
In addition to challenges of engineering and cost, there are aesthetic concerns to address as well when a house is raised.
In addition to challenges in model-building and interaction, we pay attention to a behavioural issue that is often neglected: the analysis itself and the communication of its implications may have behavioural consequences.
In addition to challenges regarding identification of offenders with mental illness, insufficient institutional capacity to provide a comprehensive range of services exists in most jails (Sung et al. 2010).
