Sentence examples for primary challenge that from inspiring English sources
An otherwise wonky history of superdelegates featured this throwaway jab: "Ted Kennedy waged a brutal primary challenge that left Carter as weak and defenseless as a woman left to drown in an Oldsmobile".
Poor electrical conductivity of metal oxides is the primary challenge that limits their energy storage capacity.
Moderate Republicans fear a conservative primary challenge that focuses on the gun issue.
The fact that [Carper] had a progressive primary challenge that caused us to keep an eye on things is notable".
Adds Smiley, "I don't think the President would be hurt, necessarily--the country certainly would not be hurt--by a primary challenge that would refocus him on what really matters.
"The primary challenge that our side faces right now is the intense social pressure," said Joseph Backholm, 34, the executive director of the Family Policy Institute of Washington.
Finally, the primary challenges that lie ahead, namely optimization and upscaling of the processes and the education/training of researchers/practitioners are briefly discussed.
The primary challenges that may hinder meaningful use of PHRs relate to health system challenges such as health care regulatory and managerial policies and multiple institutional, societal, cultural, and economic issues.
Polysulfide shuttle effect and the formation of lithium metal dendrite during the discharge-charge process are two primary challenges that limit the application of lithium sulfur (Li-S) batteries.
Nevertheless, the primary challenges that must be addressed include insufficient transportation; infrastructure weaknesses; poor attitudes among some health professionals toward their clients; inadequate drugs and other logistics; and to some extent, customs and taboos that prevent women from accessing maternal health services.
The goal of this article is to use qualitative implementation data to assess (1) the influence of these settings on the structure of care coordination activities, (2) the strengths of implementing care coordination for asthma in a given setting, and (3) the primary challenges that arise.
