Sentence examples for presentation challenging from inspiring English sources

There, the well-spoken minister delivered an elaborate PowerPoint presentation challenging Charles Darwin's theories.

He disdains Angier's crowd-pleasing antics in favor of a more stripped-down presentation, challenging his audience rather than charming or seducing it.

Tahir, a PhD candidate at Columbia University currently at the University of Wisconsin for the language program, reported that she spoke up about half an hour into the recruiters' presentation, challenging them on their use of the word "adversary" to describe seemingly all potential surveillance targets, therefore including European allies like Germany.

These interesting presentations challenge us with many new questions regarding optimal adjuvant hormonal therapy.

The dynamic nature of the presentations challenged the SARE students to think on their feet, to reason answers to questions that they might not have considered, and to recognize when they did not know the answer.

Following the initiation tone response, a variable delay (1 3 s) was followed by a 2-s white-noise presentation (challenge period).

While the reviewers found the data in the paper interesting, they found its presentation more challenging.

However, the diagnosis of BD, especially in early stages and in predominantly depressive presentations, remains challenging (Brietzke et al. 2016).

The Heritage Foundation Web site currently links to video presentations by Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, "challenging Americans to consider, What Would Reagan Do?" Brooks called the conservative think tanks "sclerotic," but much conservative journalism has become just as calcified and ingrown.

"Prepare for a considerable flow of information," adds Van Schijndel, agreeing that trying to concentrate on all the morning presentations is very challenging.

This subgroup needed to be presented along with explicitly reported EMR use, making interpretation and presentation of the results challenging.