Sentence examples for substantive challenge from inspiring English sources

The government's main problem, though, the substantive challenge, is the many complications associated with going there.

The party could avoid the national embarrassment of a Paladino candidacy and mount a substantive challenge to the Democratic nominee, Andrew Cuomo.

It's by no means bulletproof; there are lots of moving parts to these arguments, and the fact that we've had debt bubbles in periods of low inequality is a substantive challenge to their hypothesis.

Kay Redfield Jamison Washington Daphne Merkin replies: Kay Jamison's insultingly reductionist characterization of both my work and my life in no way offers a substantive challenge to what was a thoughtful, if critical, review.

At least this is true if embodied cognition is to mark a significant departure from, and pose a substantive challenge to, traditional cognitive science and associated philosophical views of the mind.

Even if one succeeds in developing a positive theory of moral epistemology in light of which moral knowledge might be possible, the substantive challenge of showing that knowledge has actually been secured remains formidable.

"Substantive challenges remain".

They are home to some of his biggest political and substantive challenges, including a depressed economy, a disenchanted middle class and a disdain for government highlighted by the Tea Party movement.

Definitions, classification, and documentation are substantive challenges to comprehensive event capture.

As a key component of Iran's urban policy and planning, new town development has been scrutinised from various aspects such as design and architecture, geography, and sociology, with much of the literature concentrating on the substantive challenges of the development process.

Probably the most substantive, challenging interview Barack Obama had in the election year was with the anchor of The Daily Show".