Whiteness, which has for centuries been unmatched in its dominance, and hence could be the invisible norm, is in something of a crisis as vocal minorities challenge it.
The next step will be to test the idea in mice — something of a challenge, since there is not a particularly good mouse version of celiac disease on which to test the TG2 switch — with tests in humans farther down the line.
By Anthony Lane To make a romantic comedy about lawyers is, if not a contradiction in terms, certainly something of a challenge, like trying to set a slasher movie in a petting zoo.
Sarah Garland creates books for children whose families find getting up and out in the mornings something of a challenge (is there any other kind?).
Embrace A Glorious Day (Independiente) Embrace are a wonderful band with great songs and, in Danny McNamara, a singer with whom everyone can identify for the simple fact that singing in tune is something of a challenge.
Mr. Koch, who led New York for 12 years beginning in 1978 after serving in Congress and the City Council, was told to limit the amount of salt in his diet, something of a challenge for a man who said that the two staples of his diet were garlic and salt.
"There will be some challenges," admits Simpson, in something of an understatement, "But with some further optimisation I am confident that we will be successful.
We are in something of an unknown".
The assessment of cardiovascular risk factors for CAD in the elderly may not be as easy; thus, the identification and assessment of risk factors for CAD in the elderly presents something of a challenge.
