Sentence examples for of particular challenges from inspiring English sources

It has a number of particular challenges.

In doing so, Ms. Jacobson, a native Omahan, has faced a couple of particular challenges.

The end-to-end behaviors of QoS provisioning and congestion control over multiple hops are of particular challenges and demand for a rethink due to the issues of bandwidth limitation, signal fading, and interference in this kind of network [9 16].

UNAIDS's Best Practice Collection on HIV/AIDS In 1997 UNAIDS began the production of its 'Best Practice Collection' — a series of publications ranging from guidelines, updates and policy papers to case studies, handbooks, and examinations of particular challenges and responses, all designed to promote learning, share experience and empower people and partners engaged in the AIDS response.

Because of the particular challenges of autism, siblings of children with the disorder tend to have a harder time than siblings of children with other sorts of special needs: they enjoy fewer positive exchanges with their brothers or sisters and show more behavior problems themselves.

This review discusses some of the particular challenges of P. vivax blood-stage vaccine development, highlighting both recent advances and key remaining barriers to overcome in order to move development forward.

"One of the particular challenges of counting votes in this instance is the frequency with which we hear private concerns expressed that don't match the public votes that are cast," Earnest said in his Friday briefing.

The session began with a review by Steve Monk, a Nissan director of vehicle testing, of the particular challenges faced by cars that spend 24 hours a day trundling along New York's distinctly pockmarked streets.

An important element of the new guide is its discussion of the particular challenges and opportunities associated with education of patients who are hospitalized with diabetic foot disorders.

Although the expansion in ageing research means that a better understanding of the particular challenges that are associated with the recruitment of older people is paramount, few papers have systematically described such challenges and their solutions.

The increasing number of obese patients requiring surgery demands a better understanding of the particular challenges that obesity poses on mechanical ventilation.