Sentence examples for large-scale challenge from inspiring English sources

In their view, his disbarment was the state court system's punishment for his large-scale challenge to an anticonsumer status quo.

The Met's first large-scale challenge is likely to be handling anti-Thatcher protests this Saturday evening in Trafalgar Square – a part of London associated with the moment the former Prime Minister's power began to crumble as poll tax protests turned violent.

The experimental scheme of the large-scale challenge study is illustrated in Fig.  1.

Detailed results from the large-scale challenge study were reported by Hamzic et al. [ 19].

Description: Descriptive statistics of the traits measured on the challenged animals during the large-scale challenge study.

In this study, we analyzed the data collected during the large-scale challenge study on Cobb500 broilers with E. maxima as the infective agent [ 19].

In contrast, the OverWorlds & UnderWorlds event will be on a large-scale, challenging the artists to translate their dreamlike style using puppets into a dreamlike world of dancers, film and public installations.

There is a real risk of large-scale challenges of voters on Election Day, said Richard L. Hasen, a professor at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, but he added that any effort to use the list to purge the rolls before then could violate the federal provision that prohibits systematic voter removal purges within 90 days of a federal election.

It is our deep assumption that we need a multi-stakeholder approach to tackle global, interconnected, large-scale challenges.

Franklin D. Gilliam Jr., dean of UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs, said Garcetti's emphasis on internal city operations is "small ball" at a time when Los Angeles faces large-scale challenges — substandard schools, high unemployment and an affordable housing shortage.

There are a number of large-scale challenges with adaptive management that are tied to changing institutional and environmental conditions.