Sentence examples for represent the challenge from inspiring English sources
And when approaching George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, Macmillan and co-adapter Robert Icke set out to "represent the challenge" of the novel's ambiguities rather than attempting to solve them.
How do you create a leadership that can represent these people without dividing them?" His questions represent the challenge of the moment not only for Egypt but also for the rest of the Arab world — how to negotiate a transition from American-backed governments that have often proved most successful in eliminating any organized alternative to their rule.
Living beings exhibit complex, functional organization and an ability to become more adapted to their environments over generational time, which phenomena represent the challenge to physically-based explanations based upon mechanistic (reductionistic) assumptions.
Electric vehicles represent the challenge to the status quo.
The weight of each of these three factors (incidence of SCD, cost of studies, years of life saved) in a given population to determine the cost-effectiveness of adding echocardiography in PPS represent the challenge that we will have to face in the upcoming years.
"If you believe that, to a significant degree, politics are about ideas, these ideas represent the challenges of the future and we are in a pretty strong position".
As such, this discussion does not represent the challenges and concerns of destination country physicians.
These findings are consistent with other school-based interventions [ 29, 52, 53] and likely represent the challenges of implementing health promotion activities across multiple school settings.
It also represents the challenge, namely curbing the drift of people and jobs to suburbia and beyond.
Monroe, a town of 22,600 people near Lake Erie, was chosen because it represents the challenge ahead for Mr. Gore.
The wedding gown is perhaps one of the most iconic and symbolic garments in humanity's wardrobe and represents the challenges of 'throwaway fashion'".
