Sentence examples for the challenge of ordering from inspiring English sources

It was great fun to watch the younger members of the family -- whose dining-out experience was mostly of the fast-food type -- rise to the challenge of ordering from a multicourse menu.

In several cases, the total number of uncaptured gaps was reduced to <2, thereby eliminating the challenge of ordering and orienting sequence contigs.

Irked by the challenges of ordering food from beach or poolside at sprawling hotels, Benza developed the idea for a mobile app with geolocation that enables guests at participating resorts to tap their smartphones to order and pay for hotel or concession delivery to their beach chairs.

The challenge of fulfilling orders is one of those problems that all e-commerce companies want to have, until they do, at which point it can swallow margins, alienate customers and even sink a business if not managed carefully.

He also expressed excitement over the challenge of bringing order to a legendary theater that had known three board chairmen and three directors in as many years, even pointing to a newspaper headline that greeted him his first day at work: "Chaos Reigns as Kaiser Enters Opera House".

A transitional government took charge and had the challenge of imposing order, disbanding the former rebel forces, rebuilding the economy, creating functioning institutions and managing the pledged transition to democracy and the rule of law.

Outsourcing a part of the assortment handling to suppliers, therefore, can result in higher transportation costs, lower customer convenience or the challenge of consolidating order parts from different dispatching locations.

To meet the challenge, the sites have established alliances with Baker & Taylor and Ingram, wholesalers that have traditionally dealt in bulk orders to booksellers and now face the challenge of shipping smaller orders directly to consumers' homes.

Following his work on insulin he developed further methods for studying proteins, particularly the active centres of some enzymes, and in about 1960 took on the challenge of determining the order of bases in DNA, known as DNA sequencing.

Though he was from the old, pre-Beatles world of arrangers and producers, he rose to the challenge of the new order and got better and better.

Electronic dance music was no more his taste than rock, but once again Mr. Rascoff had been intrigued by the challenge of bringing financial order to the business.