Sentence examples for involves a challenging from inspiring English sources
The process of blending organizations involves a challenging navigation of change management for personnel.
One of the earliest examples of genre science fiction that involves a challenging amount of unconventional sexual activity is the early novel Odd John (1935), by Olaf Stapledon.
Attributing ownership of the corporation to shareholders sounds natural enough, but a closer look reveals that it is legally confused and, perhaps more important, involves a challenging problem of accountability.
Wilson, Bladin and Saling report that being cured for a chronic condition involves a challenging process of adaptation (they refer to as the 'burden of normality') as the patient emerges from the 'sick role' and reconstructs his or her life activities, social relationships and self-identity [ 15].
The transfer of existing competencies to teaching is shown to involve a challenging interplay between experiences of continuity and change.
If you're not that good and don't want to make a fool of yourself, fake an injury and solicit pity at the bar with a cool backstory involving a challenging trick gone wrong or fleeing ski patrol.
The Maryland case involves a challenge to a single congressional district, which challengers accused Democrats of drawing to intentionally weaken GOP votes and swing the district from Republican to Democratic.
Murphy explains: "This sounds simple but it involves a challenge to the prevailing culture of being reactive to failure.
The case – which also involves a challenge to the police seizure of computer material related to the US National Security Agency NSAA) contractor Edward Snowden – will now go to the court of appeal.
Golan v. Holder involves a challenge to the constitutionality of the 1994 Uruguay Round Agreements Act (URAA), which restored copyright in foreign works previously in the public domain under U.S. copyright law.
The case, McComish v. Bennett, involves a challenge to Arizona's public financing system, specifically a provision granting "trigger funding" to participating candidates facing well-funded opponents.
