Sentence examples for inseparable challenges from inspiring English sources

In making this transition the UK will prove the case internationally that action to tackle the inseparable challenges of climate change and fossil fuel-addiction will protect the environment, create new jobs and increase energy security.

Social changes in the community are inseparable from the above challenges.

We have certain cognitive strengths alongside, and often inseparable from, the very real challenges we face in social communication and sensory processing.

The Jewish state needs to be challenged by its inseparable ally if it is to achieve the security it craves.

In practice, the radar emitter signals consist of both linearly separable samples and linearly inseparable samples, which makes classification challenging.

She came to see their challenges at school as inseparable from their experience with poverty, difficulties at home, and related health issues, both physical and emotional.

Moreover, docked GJ connexons were found to be inseparable under physiological conditions, posing potential challenges to these cellular functions.

We discussed the two issues as they are: two inseparable parts of one of the greatest public health challenges facing the world today.

In particular, the functional and motivational roles of conscious affective states, such as pleasures and pains, seem intrinsic to their experiential character and inseparable from their qualitative and phenomenal properties, though the view has been challenged (Nelkin 1989, Rosenthal 1991).

But he also thinks that Trump's occasional crudeness and more than occasional intemperance are inseparable from his "larger-than-life personality," which was what allowed him to challenge conservative orthodoxy in the first place.

I can think of no other performing challenge in which the comedic heart and sheer physical endurance are so inseparable.