Sentence examples for most vexing challenges from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Keller the most vexing challenges are neither labor costs nor technology.

Explore how our innovative spirit is pioneering change to tackle today's most vexing challenges.

Nuclear proliferation and climate change are two of the most vexing challenges facing humanity.

America's most vexing challenges and golden opportunities lie in reshaping this topography and rethinking its superstructure at a regional scale.

(Storing cash is one of the most vexing challenges confronting corrupt Chinese officials, because the largest bill in circulation is a hundred-yuan note, worth about fifteen dollars).

One of the most vexing challenges facing the Arab world is what to do about its throngs of unemployed Arab men.

But that anonymity is now the most vexing challenge for law enforcement.

(As a New Yorker cartoon noted some years ago, "On the Internet, nobody knows that you're a dog"). But that anonymity is now the most vexing challenge for law enforcement.

THE Internet and the sweeping transition from analog to digital media may be Mr. Wright's final and perhaps most vexing challenge — one that he, his top executives, and many others in the media business were late to pursue and make no claim to having figured out.

Perhaps the most vexing challenge facing early-career scientists is how to demonstrate independence while working for someone else.

Blue light was the most vexing challenge of all and wasn't produced on an LED until 1990.