Sentence examples for it challenging to devise from inspiring English sources

Shrigley initially found it challenging to devise a longer narrative after working for so long in one panel with ink and paper, but his words were given shape by composer David Fennessy and director Nicholas Bone, both longtime Shrigley fans who first suggested a collaboration in 2008.

However, the system constraint that at the receiver, only a linear combination of the receive antenna outputs is available, which together with the large dimension of the MIMO system makes it challenging to devise an efficient antenna selection algorithm.

The diversity and complexity of hospital care makes it challenging to devise reimbursement arrangements that ensure that the amount and quality of hospital care meets the needs of the population yet remains affordable.

It is challenging to devise generic indicators for monitoring and evaluating capacity building since each project is unique [ 28].

Because of the nature of esthetic procedures, where patients are not referred, but elect to have treatment by the practitioner of their own choosing, it is challenging to devise meaningful clinical trials.

Without knowing whether the requirement for the axonal contribution at the HMS is a direct interaction with the endothelium or an indirect interaction with MPs, it is challenging to devise a rational cellular or biochemical strategy to systematically identify the crucial cell-cell interactions and the molecules that mediate these interactions.

To this end, it has been challenging to devise effective therapies for SLE given that multiple cellular and molecular checkpoints go awry in lupus.

"Educators who embrace seemingly more active approaches, like concept mapping," he continued, "are challenged to devise outcome measures that can demonstrate the superiority of such constructivist approaches".

Being challenged to devise their own research questions, analyze and interpret data, design experiments, and carry out peer review of studies devised by other students may stimulate C.R.E.A.T.E.

As experimental evidence expands the repertoire of non-equilibrium genome regulatory mechanisms, theoreticians are challenged to devise general approaches to accommodate and suggest functions for non-equilibrium processes.

It will be a challenge to devise policies that incentivise farmers to re-forest upland areas to catch water and stop soil running off into streams.