Sentence examples for theme the challenge from inspiring English sources

Subsidiary theme: the challenge is costing taxpayers $35 million better spent saving schools.

The Little Clinton Library volumes on Clinton's Arkansas ascent, which over eighteen years took him from a losing congressional race to five terms in statewide office to the Presidency, and on his eight years in the White House would have an overarching theme: the challenge of liberal governance in an era of harsh conservative mobilization and chronic legislative deadlock.

In his interview with The Economist he sought to explain Britain's recent economic travails, and to pitch for another term in office, by referring to a characteristic theme: the challenges and opportunities of globalisation.He describes the financial crunch of 2008-09 as the "first crisis of globalisation".

The White House Summit on Malaria will discuss three themes: The Challenge of Malaria in Africa, the Power of Public/Private Partnerships: and Growing the Grassroots.

The event, held in June — the day of the Belmont Stakes, in keeping with an equestrian theme — met the challenge grant.

A recurring theme is the challenge of understanding how field potentials reflect neuronal population activity given the complexity of the underlying brain systems.

One recurring theme of The Challenge of Things is precisely that we take our freedoms for granted and that the price we must pay for them is eternal vigilance.

(Since the theme of the challenge was showing who they are, I am going to attempt to translate their messages).

Then, the theme of the challenge was announced to be soul food, with ingredients right up the alley of that duo from the south.

Given that the main theme of the challenge is to evaluate reverse-engineering methods, I suspect some participates have attempted to construct gene regulatory networks.

The first theme is the challenge of timeliness or age-appropriate immunization.