Sentence examples for structurally challenged from inspiring English sources

While Pearson is still saying 2015 will be a growth year, the deeper restructuring charges - similar to what we have seen in other media sectors in the past that have been structurally challenged - suggest the structural pressures are accelerating.

Homebase also looks structurally challenged.

Taymor and her co-author, Glen Berger, are structurally challenged.

"This once proud and profitable division is being punted as its business prospects look structurally challenged".

But that would still leave Sainsbury's with the job of invigorating a standalone Argos chain that, in the City's coy terminology, is "structurally challenged".

"On the demand side we think thermal coal is cyclically and structurally challenged and that current market conditions are likely to persist," it says in a report released on Tuesday.

"We said it was strategically challenged, structurally clunky," he sorrowfully remarked about the merger, "and that it had client, talent and regulatory issues.

The initial set of models were, robust validation scores notwithstanding, either unable to recognize any of the structurally different actives they were challenged with, or else tended to predict any molecule outside the training set as active.

In any case, there is little publicity about structurally generated challenges to integrity compared to failures by individuals, a discrepancy that can trigger a culture of avoiding visible shortcomings at the expense of taking risks to foster excellence.

It is challenging to structurally characterize the inherent or intentionally created defects of various types, and there have so far been few efforts to comprehensively discuss these issues.

Inherently low concentrations, fast transverse relaxation, and chemical shift heterogeneity combine to yield broad, weak H NMR spectra for NP-bound molecules, making quantitative deconvolution of resonances from structurally similar species extremely challenging.