Sentence examples for inescapable challenges from inspiring English sources

The metanalysis shows that while the workshop approach responds to preliminary needs for the development of ethical assessment tools and processes, it also highlights inescapable challenges of ethical analysis.

That his invincibility and his phenomenal popularity coincided with the high-water mark of athletics' doping scandals was a piece of brilliant luck for the sport's governing bodies; that he will now leave them to fend for themselves is an inescapable challenge.

As in health care, energy, and financial reform, Obama has once more addressed an inescapable challenge that his predecessors ignored.

Here's the inescapable challenge posed by the Electoral College: To recapture the presidency, Democrats must increase turnout among their base ― including minorities ― while gaining among white, non-college-educated voters.

This represents a daunting but inescapable political challenge.On ordinary electoral maps the north-south divide is not as plain as it might be.

Like health care, climate change, and financial reform, the challenge is inescapable.

But, as global climate change continued to accelerate, my personal vision of Alaska as a place apart was challenged in an inescapable way, and I felt a growing imperative to expand my music to embrace a broader vision of the world.

Last year's Oceans Apart album made many annual best-album lists - The Guardian awarded it five stars, and noted that "the air of two lavishly talented writers on rare form, confidently challenging each other to greater heights is inescapable".

The inescapable conclusion is that he is incapable of meeting the challenges of the position he holds – either today or in the future.

I took on the challenges he gave me for many reasons, but the inescapable one was that I needed a raise.

Our results challenge the view that decreased performance is an inescapable outcome of sleep loss.