Sentence examples for modern challenges from inspiring English sources

But as Beautiful Science shows, if we embrace the power of graphics, fresh insights to modern challenges may be glimpsed.

But modern challenges for the centre-right will always be less difficult than they are for the left.

World leaders meeting in Egypt have agreed to the creation of a joint Arab military force to face the modern "challenges" of the Middle East.

The latter premise, given the modern challenges brought by globalization, questions the engineers' perceptions of self, as well as their understanding of engineering's role in society.

It is a world that might seem quaint in the Instagram era, but one that Mr. Turnley insists still exists despite modern challenges.

So we need to reapply our values to the modern challenges of a global, digital world, where the populist right is on the march.

So that's the modern challenge.

Art critics stress the way in which the presentation of the works at the Tate Modern challenge the "canonical approach" of MOMA.

If it is any consolation to his leadership following, his departure is still a learning moment, addressing a very modern challenge: how not invoke your own resignation.

The lessons of Tate Modern challenge a lot of conventional wisdom, at least that expressed in many American museums these days.

A modern challenge is to enable individually adapting learning in heterogeneous groups without increasing costs.