Sentence examples for inherently challenged from inspiring English sources

Some believe that apps like Flipboard's are inherently challenged for growth and sustained use because these days a lot of our news discovery comes from places like social networks — not dedicated news apps.

Although our imaging method using Cu-DOTATATE seems promising, it is inherently challenged by low tracer uptake and a poor spatial resolution that could limit the usefulness.

That is true with inherently challenging undertakings like human space flight.

Such a goal is inherently challenging in sports, said General Manager Dan O'Dowd, because of the competing agendas of players, front office, agents and the news media.

Computer science is inherently challenging.

The terms of "inter-jurisdictional coordination" (p. 3) are inherently challenging.

Defects of the distal nose and nasal tip are inherently challenging to reconstruct.

Given the cognitive effort involved in dealing with RP, defining a "suitable" set of releases is inherently challenging.

Achieving specific selectivity and high sensitivity for the colorimetric recognition of copper II) ions in aqueous media over a complex background of potentially competing metal ions is inherently challenging in sensor development.

However, the variability of AgNPs toxicity results was very high showing again that nanomaterials are inherently challenging for toxicity studies, especially those which toxic effect is linked to shed metal ions.

While this type of research is inherently challenging to conduct and there may never be a single definitive study, we already have plenty of information about the impact of screen time on children.