Sentence examples for latter challenges from inspiring English sources

New materials provide new opportunities to develop updated structures and technology, while the latter challenges materials science with new problems and tasks.

When distinguishing recruitment challenges not related to patients from those related to patients' readiness to take part in the trial, it became clear that the latter challenges were only a few.

The latter challenges many conventionally held beliefs about the elderly response to severe injury, and will have to be taken into consideration when creating individualized prediction models and therapeutic targets tailored to this high-risk cohort.

Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel both won races, and the latter challenged for the title to the penultimate race.

In Warnock's opinion it was the latter challenge that was unprofessional, as it incurred a suspension and was therefore "disrespectful" to Bennett's team-mates.

This latter challenge made the former more pronounced: the fast-moving pace of the course allowed for very little in-class review time.

This study offers practical and detailed reference for LCA practitioners in all countries facing the latter challenge, which will persist until integrated national LCI databases finally become available.

In trying to deal with the latter challenge, the penultimate section, in which Konstantin becomes a teacher, feels like a thinly disguised introductory course on astrophysics – not uninteresting as an essayistic digression, but a bit wearying.

To overcome this latter challenge, and to seize the opportunities of electronic publishing, we have launched a new journal, PLoS Biology, which will publish outstanding works in all areas of biology.

The latter challenge is in many ways harder, as it requires constructing over the longer term a sound institutional underpinning to endow the economy with resilience to shocks and maintain productive dynamism.

A fixed parameters negative binomial model with random effects then was estimated to check its viability as an alternative to the random parameters model when the sample's large size makes estimation of the latter challenging.