Sentence examples for prime challenges from inspiring English sources

Direct in vivo visualization, in full atomic detail, of the microbial cell wall and its stress-bearing structural architecture remains one of the prime challenges in microbiology.

P27 Financial Times Amazon's Prime challenge is international growth.

Sustaining these loads is one prime challenge of these implants which is complicated by the need to survive in body electrolytes (proteins, enzymes, salts) that are very corrosive.

The auguries are also dim: 84 per cent of the participants at a recent biopharmaceutical conference in Monaco view funding as the industry's prime challenge.

If Sheffield loses votes because of the Dodgers' failure to contend seriously, Piazza's prime challenge could come from Jeff Kent of San Francisco.

But determining whether the Ordos-style expansion and re-engineering of old cities is being driven by smart planning or propelled by speculative madness is a prime challenge for Beijing policy makers.

Kerry will likely face resistance in seeking lockstep commitments, of course, given that India's prime challenge is bringing reliable electricity and affordable fuels by any means to its billion-plus citizens — some 400 million of whom were unaffected by last year's blackouts because they have no access to electricity at all.

Its prime challenge is to the disclosure of company payments to foreign authorities on a project-by-project basis.

In fact, access to capital is a prime challenge for women, who globally receive less than 12% of all venture capital invested.

Understanding of dynamic control of gene regulatory networks is a prime challenge in molecular biology.

One prime challenge to TB control activities is myths and misconceptions about the disease [ 7].