Sentence examples for recognised as challenging from inspiring English sources
Caring was recognised as challenging.
The differentiation between need and demand in health care commissioning and planning is recognised as challenging.
7 Polyps that cross two haustral folds and polyps behind a fold or that have a 'clamshell' distribution around a fold are recognised as challenging to remove endoscopically.
In general, dietary self-management is recognised as challenging [ 50, 51] and as requiring motivation, understanding of food values and of the amount to eat [ 22].
Maintenance of lactation during the infant's hospitalisation in the neonatal unit was recognised as challenging by the French and English informants.
Thirdly, both general practice and psychiatry are "shortage specialties," in which recruitment and retention of medical staff is recognised as challenging: a recent report highlighted that there are, on average, just 1.8 and 1.3 applicants to core training jobs in psychiatry and general practice, respectively, compared with 9.6 in the most competitive speciality of neurosurgery.
However, uncertainties relating to emission reductions and the timeframe for these reductions are increasingly recognised as challenges whether bioenergy can deliver the required reductions.
In the 21st century, with many health problems, from Sars to antibiotic resistance, increasingly recognised as global challenges, the trust's support of tropical medicine over decades has contributed much to present knowledge, personnel and research facilities.
The simulation of atmospheric dispersion in low wind speed conditions (LW) is still recognised as a challenge for modellers.
The presence of multiple chronic conditions is increasingly recognised as a challenge in the medical management of patients with chronic diseases including diabetes, heart disease, obesity and arthritis.
Raising such sums in current circumstances is recognised as the principal challenge by the academics, led by Prof Andy Gouldson of the University of Leeds which collaborates in the Centre for Low Carbon Futures with the universities of York (co-authors of the report), Hull and Sheffield.
