Sentence examples for the challenge of exploiting from inspiring English sources

Clinton now faces the challenge of exploiting this moment of opportunity while at the same time deciding whether the squabbling at her Arlington headquarters has become a distraction that requires her intervention.

The uprising in Syria could encourage resurgent revolution in its patron, Iran, which faces the challenge of exploiting the uprisings that undermine American allies without succumbing to its own unrest.

Hence, public authorities are confronted with the challenge of exploiting the densification potential of the existing urban fabric.

In the dry season, the gray mouse lemur faces the challenge of exploiting sparsely distributed feeding resources efficiently.

Fifthly, the challenge of exploiting information and communication technology (ICT) tools was mentioned in four policy documents (documents a, b, c, and e).

This paper deals with upcoming challenges to exploit the full potential of modeling and simulation within Smart Factories.

Due to the infancy of the industry and the challenges of exploiting the resource, the economic costs of realising industrial scale tidal current energy projects are significant and should be considered as one of the key drivers of array design.

In this article, we discuss the potentials and challenges of exploiting this technology with a focus on the manufacturing industry.

In the paper, ADC׳s and TDC׳s developments which are of particular relevance for the design front-end electronics for semiconductor trackers are discussed along with the benefits and challenges of exploiting such high performance building blocks in implementing the next generation of ASICs for high granularity particle detectors.

The type 1 parathyroid hormone receptor (PTH1R) offers unique insight into both the opportunities and challenges of exploiting ligand bias in pharmaceutical design, not only because numerous "biased" PTH analogs have been described but also because many of them have been characterized for biological activity in vivo.

Great technological advancement has taken place in the immense North Sea fields, and experience there has contributed much toward understanding the operational and environmental challenges of exploiting newer, more-difficult areas of the seabed.