Sentence examples for likely challenge from inspiring English sources
This is a likely challenge for upcoming informal meetings like a Codefest [26].
If Magic Leap's claim at WSJD that their design will be comfortable to wear in public a famous shortcoming of Google Glass, and a likely challenge for HoloLens is true, then projects like these could blast off and pave the way for a 3D computing revolution.
The union indicated it would most likely challenge the change.
One of the grounds of a likely challenge to the referendum is that it is merely advisory and the royal prerogative cannot be used to undermine parliamentary statute.
No one knows where the limits of our adaptive capacity are, but a path towards 10C of warming will likely challenge these limits.
Anwar — who has forged an unlikely coalition between Malaysia's Islamists, liberals, and ethnic minorities — will likely challenge Mahathir's successor in the 2010 election.
Once the agreement is enacted into law, it must also withstand likely challenges in the Supreme Court.
Nor does it seem to have built necessary teams and coalitions or anticipated and planned for likely challenges.
MR. NILEKANI uses the final section of his book, subtitled "Ideas to Anticipate," to discuss likely challenges for India in coming decades.
Lessons may be learned from these two examples as to the likely challenges to securing a human rights-specific undertaking by NSAGs.
Such a system is highly manufacturable [239], however; the inspection technique relies on close alignment of the generators and detectors which is likely challenging.
