Sentence examples for most obvious challenges from inspiring English sources

The two most obvious challenges are delivering genes that encode for these light-sensitive proteins to specific cells.

Perhaps one of the most obvious challenges is ensuring that local areas have the correct tools to enable them to drive local growth.

Their most obvious challenge is economic.

The most obvious challenge is managing size.

But the most obvious challenge to the company is that many people may find its technology an intolerable intrusion into their privacy.

The Postal Service's most obvious challenge has been the proliferation of e-mail, which greatly reduced demand for mail services but not the expensive infrastructure required to maintain a nationwide postal system.

If she has recovered from the ankle injury that troubled her in 2015 and early 2016, she will be hard to beat for the gold medal, with the most obvious challenge coming from her team-mate Margarita Mamun.

The most obvious challenge for working-class students is a lack of financial resources.

After a restructuring of Nordica that has entailed creating four new subsidiaries, Tecnica's most obvious challenge, particularly in ski boots, is keeping brand identities distinct.

PALM's first and most obvious challenge is it must establish enough of a footprint with its webOS to increase the flow of useful applications from third-party developers from what is now a small trickle to the tsunami we see at AAPL and GOOG.

The most obvious challenge is the restructuring of the flow of information, moving away from the traditional top down approach to a flow of information in many directions.