Sentence examples for represented challenges from inspiring English sources

For Steve Mumford, a contemporary American painter, his journey to Guantanamo Bay represented challenges and unexpected opportunities for his work.

Achieving ideal baseline and technical adequacy checks (e.g., observer agreement, intervention adherence) represented challenges for many consultations.

The fragmentary nature of the other data, and the fact that the most recent ICVS sweep was in 2000 when the crime drop had been under way for less than a decade, represented challenges.

We are, however, aware that a cashless society represents challenges for some groups and these need to be addressed.

The results represent challenges performed using an incremental version.

Leg ulcers and diabetes-related foot ulcers represent challenges for individual people and the health care system.

These variables represent challenges not only for quantitative recovery of nucleic acids, but for enzymatic manipulation of the resulting sample.

These reports all represent challenges to established dogma on the fetal origin of mammalian follicles [ 29, 30].

Mr. Oguis, whom Mr. Rodríguez represents, challenged the government's decision in court, accusing the council of denying his rights.

Thus, adequate SLA monitoring strategies and timely detection of possible SLA violations represent challenging research issues.

New experimental tools and promising therapeutic targets represent challenging options for future research.