Sentence examples for predict a challenge from inspiring English sources

PRESERVING that collegial culture will be difficult as the company grows, industry experts predict, a challenge all the more daunting because relatively few modern-day British companies have successfully expanded abroad.

As cricket fans well know, one of the toughest deliveries to face in cricket is a "googly", where the ball's movement is discontinuous and difficult to predict, posing a challenge for even the most experienced batsmen.

Analysts had predicted a strong challenge to Hun Sen at next year's election, after the youth vote in 2013 took the opposition Cambodia National Rescue party (CNRP) to its best ever electoral result.

"I'm not going to support a bill that's blatantly unconstitutional...that suspends a right that goes back to [the Magna Carta in] 1215," declared Arlen Specter, Republican chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee though he ended up voting for the bill after his amendment failed.Many are already predicting a new challenge in the Supreme Court.

However, it is from elsewhere in Europe that Blair predicts a strong challenge.

With micelles, it remains a challenge to predict a priori the size, aggregation number, and functionality of the self-assembled aggregates.

Ultimately, this work could lead to identifying host responses that can be used to predict a commensal or pathogenic challenge as well as the overall pathogenic potential of a mixed microbiota.

"We predict a new life of challenges in Cardinal Spellman, where she will be attending high school; we hope she will be able to meet these new challenges".

Velissaris and colleagues showed that a given value of SvO2 cannot be used to predict a positive response to fluid challenge [ 1].

Demographers are bracing for an avalanche of data, while others predict a raft of court cases challenging redistricting.

However, the effect of a salt shock or a heat shock on the GFP output of the toggle switch is challenging to predict a priori.