Sentence examples for the most common challenge from inspiring English sources

Hacking is the most common challenge of the big data.

This was the most common challenge, mentioned by 70% of interviewees.

Depredation of sheep by wildlife was the most common challenge (77%) among the respondents (Figure 4).

In the rest of the country, access to talent was cited as the most common challenge – affecting 83% of the UK's regional tech clusters.

The most common challenge, however, is hunger, which Agnes must deal with on a daily basis.

The most common challenge occurred during sinus irrigation, which was successfully managed by adjusting the subject to sitting position.

Almost eight in 10 of those responsible for recruiting (a smaller pool of 544 respondents) said they had struggled to attract new staff: the most common challenges were a shortage of good candidates (93%), a struggle to attract good candidates (65%) and too many teachers leaving the sector (43%).

What are the most common challenges of mammography training for radiographers?   2.

How difficult might it be to pinpoint the most common challenges managers face in a company?

The most common challenges of clinical performance in mammography among European radiographers involved technical performance, the quality of practices, and patient-centeredness.

The most common challenges are the severely calcified lesion recalcitrant to dilation (as calcium is heterogeneously distributed in the arterial wall) and the long tibial chronic total occlusions.