Sentence examples for palpable challenges from inspiring English sources

While the diplomatic acrobatics resulted in another deferment, a deadly encounter in the West Bank served as a reminder of the palpable challenges that Middle East peacemakers face.

'Crisis' means a palpable challenge, possible deterioration, or threat to a particular matter that is highly valued.

Regardless, the practitioner 'worries' raised in our study hold perhaps greatest significance in relation to the palpable challenge of regulating TCAM practitioners and practices hitherto largely excluded from national health care systems worldwide.

By turns apocalyptic, brooding or sardonic, some of them make palpable the challenges and anxieties of contemporary life.

Varian's disappointment at Postponed's failure to raise a significant challenge was palpable.

The collective discipline, smart thinking and energy the students put toward the challenge was palpable in halls of the UCONN Business School.

On the contrary, a number of the paintings at the exhibition have a palpable sense of uneasiness, challenge, and tension.

Animals having palpable tumors after 2 weeks of challenge with PC-3M-luc2 cells and 4 weeks of challenge with C4-2B cells, were injected intraperitoneally with vehicle or EENL, 6 days a week for 8 to 11 weeks.

We expect our religion to be palpable and to reinforce rather than challenge our self-image.

As soon as the tumors became palpable (from day 10 after tumor challenge), EtxB or PBS was administered daily for 8 days, as outlined in Figure 5A.

The four pages that I held in my hands brought together in a moment of palpable crisis three 19th-century geniuses whose ideas still challenge us today.