Sentence examples for introduced challenges from inspiring English sources

But relying on a plastic card as proof of certification also introduced challenges to divers, instructors and dive shops.

Recently, widespread introduction of reusable, consumer-supplied bags has introduced challenges in assessing exposures in this occupational group.

The web has made life easier, but it has also introduced challenges and ethical questions pertaining to personal data, access to information and privacy.

However, it also introduced challenges; the more recent and obvious ones include ad blocking, "reader" modes and ad injection practices that prevent publishers from monetizing some of their valuable inventory.

One of the introduced challenges is the gathering of sensed data at a central node of the network, where delivery delay, precision, and robustness to network changes are emerging issues.

While this introduced challenges in addressing the nuances of each type of study, the end result is a comprehensive overview of the state of the literature.

For this condition, the term 'subclinical' AKI has been introduced, challenging the traditional view that a kidney problem is clinically relevant, only when a loss of filtration function becomes apparent.

"Given the popularity of photographing food we are looking at ways to introduce challenges and contests around that, like cooking something and rating it and eventually winning points or money-off vouchers," says Kate Bradshaw, head of digital at Food Network.

Later levels introduce challenges like fire.

This introduces challenges, for example, in the treatment of infected surgical wounds.

However, its massively threaded architecture introduces challenges when GPU resources are exceeded.