Sentence examples for opening challenging from inspiring English sources

Our experimental approach reveals a more complex effect on developmental rate and sex ratio for the higher temperature regimes than previously anticipated, opening challenging questions about the potential response of TSD systems under predicted climate change.

Despite the controversies regarding the administration of either high-dose steroids for the short-term in septic patients [42] or the prolonged use of low dose steroids in clinical settings [43] the present study provides qualitative insight on how the system responds to various intervention strategies opening challenging windows towards the design of effective drug treatment schedules [44].

It's aprons on and face-first into the produce for the opening challenge.

Newcastle survived a late scare to triumph in their first ever meeting with Bourgoin in tonight's opening Challenge Cup tie of the season.

That opening challenge involved stuffing as many windblown peso notes as possible into your bikini, and it did require some smarts — two contestants were disqualified for rules violations.

It forces the teams with the strongest records to risk playing one another in the opening challenges, rather than letting them feast first on the weaker teams, as in the great American way of professional sports.

The opening challenge of Cesarsky's 5-year term will be to keep the world's largest telescope array on schedule.

Hell's Kitchen It's the men versus the women in the opening challenge of the two-hour season premiere of this cooking competition featuring an appearance..

Bali is going to be wonderful, eye opening and challenging for my mind and my spirit.

He tried to create democratic openings without challenging the legal structure of the state.

The tepid nature of the current economic recovery, following big stimulus packages, has provided an opening to challenge the effectiveness of Keynesianism as the default policy option for government.