Sentence examples for the challenge of mastering from inspiring English sources

After winning her third World Championship title, in Osaka in 2007, she decided to move on to the challenge of mastering an individual event.

"There are no glass ceilings on any particular category," says Robin Terrell, head of Tesco's online business.For Tesco, the world's third-biggest retailer, the challenge of mastering online grocery while shoring up its traditional business is acute.

Her latest English project has also been her most daunting – and although the role of Queen Isabella in Shakespeare's Richard II is only a minor one, the challenge of mastering iambic pentameters for the BBC's upcoming cycles of Shakespeare plays was considerable.

Or perhaps you were most excited by the challenge of mastering particular technical skills, learning the multidisciplinary aspects of your project, or teaching.

I loved the challenge of mastering a plethora of responsibilities.

The staff commented that Vanessa's potentially fluid movement is difficult to execute, but that the challenge of mastering the control scheme is part of the game's charm.

Because of the challenges of mastering auscultation skills and reducing healthcare expenses, this study aims to discover new features for distinguishing innocent murmurs from organic murmurs, with the ultimate objective of designing an intelligent diagnostic system that could be used at home.

However, to be an effective instructor, the candidate should also demonstrate pedagogical content knowledge, that is, the ability to select, organize, and properly implement the appropriate teaching method to help students meet the challenges of mastering the material (Shulman, 1986).

After mastering the challenge of building such equipment, in situ experiments can lead to a multitude of information which can be used to reassess current models.

Competitive Product Design is more and more linked to mastering the challenge of the complexity and the multidisciplinary nature of modern products in an integrated fashion from the very earliest phases of product development.

"In the end, we won't win by just attacking Trump, we'll win as a party – and as a nation – when we focus on the facts and take on the tough issues that confront us," Delaney said, "beginning with mastering the challenge of continued and accelerated innovation".