Sentence examples for most ambitious challenges from inspiring English sources

Treatment of skeletal class III malocclusion still seems to be one of the most ambitious challenges in orthodontics.

Specifically, among the most ambitious challenges of today's LIBS involves the recognition of an organic residue when neglected on the surface of an object of identical nature.

Resolving the 3D architecture of cells to atomic resolution is one of the most ambitious challenges of cellular and structural biology.

The point is that modern solar technology is ripe for the most ambitious challenges.

The identification of molecular markers in body fluids (e.g., sera and urine), which can be used for screening, diagnosis, follow-up, and monitoring of drug-based therapy in RCC patients, is one of the most ambitious challenges in oncologic research.

Therefore, the identification of molecular markers in body fluids (e.g., sera and urine), which can be used for screening, diagnosis, follow-up, and monitoring of drug-based therapy in RCC patients, is one of the most ambitious challenges in oncologic research [ 46, 47].

Or should she test a champion's greatness and accept the most ambitious challenge available: a race against males?

Germany when announcing the Energiewende (or energy turnaround) after the events in Fukushima has committed itself to the most ambitious challenge in turning the energy sector away from fossil fuel and nuclear energy.

Legal experts say protecting a doctor who ends a single life, by giving him a defence for his actions, represents the most ambitious challenge yet to the law governing the right to die.

James Chandler, also in 1998, pointed out that "If To Autumn is his greatest piece of writing, as has so often been said, it is because in it he arguably set himself the most ambitious challenge of his brief career and managed to meet it".

The next year, in his most ambitious case yet, he challenged the Sonny Bono law in the U.S. Supreme Court.