Sentence examples for more challenging contexts from inspiring English sources

No-one should be complacent about weaknesses but it appears that overall comprehensive schools have much to be proud of, working often in considerably more challenging contexts and with far fewer resources than private schools.

With the emergence of more challenging contexts for robotics, the mechanical design of robots is becoming more and more complex.

This is a natural next step as researchers gain greater control of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) and reinforcement learning gets applied in new and more challenging contexts.

Managing such schemes is more challenging in contexts where these are lacking.

But it would present the best pathway for the UK to sustain its economic welfare and enhance its security and influence in an ever more challenging global context".

Institutions need to revisit their business and marketing strategies in the light of what is likely to be an even more challenging domestic context.

President Obama faces more complicated issues in a more challenging political context than President Kennedy did one half century ago.

Yvonne Bossons, a former maths teacher and engineer from Stoke-on-Trent, believes putting maths in a real world context is the key to unlocking some of its more challenging concepts.

More flexible models such as position weight matrix (PWM) motifs are more challenging in this context, partially because it is not clear how to avoid the use of arbitrary thresholds.

Navigating this entangled web of linked data becomes even more challenging in the context of personalizing care, which requires (i) the identification of the reference sources most relevant to a given patient and (ii) delivery of computational tools for personalized analysis of a subset of the data within the same computational environment used for data discovery.

More challenging given the diverse contexts, they could define outcomes, such as response times, literacy rates or child mortality.