Sentence examples for of challenge of from inspiring English sources

Matching students skills to the level of challenge of the tasks (i.e., fast-paced activities are more challenging) to optimise the learning experience (Csikszentmihalyi et al. 2005; Vygotsky 1978) Fewer volcanic events: "We [the instructors] felt it could have gone a little slower and had a few less 'events'events

While the first incarnation of "Challenge of the Deep" featured exhibits on discoveries that Dr. Ballard made before he came to Mystic, many of the new ones are from his expeditions since he has come to Mystic.

It was not the kind of preparation that the late, great Cliff Temple listed in the pages of Challenge of the Marathon – alongside carbohydrate loading and race week tapering.

The aims of this study are to systematically design and validate 2 patient-focused HS scenarios (each combining a simulated patient with a part-task simulator) for assessment of the management of a commonly encountered problem in an emergency department (ED) at different levels of clinical challenge, and to explore the effect of level of challenge of the HS scenario on physicians' performance.

A lack of challenge, of anything meaningful to do or a sense that all you're doing in the game is biding time tends to undermine wins.

Most significant however was women's acceptance and lack of challenge of these delays.

Sony's entertainment empire has its share of challenges, of course.

And the dark period of unemployment will soon feel like a distant memory, replaced by the more familiar set of challenges of balancing the stresses of work.

"We have an enormous set of challenges of student motivation in their education and finding ways to get those kids excited".

Beyond that, I believe his work represents a kind of challenging of social mores and unsettling our cherished beliefs entirely appropriate as art for the 21st century.

"Steve Jobs reminded us of challenges of time," he explains.