Sentence examples for theoretical challenge from inspiring English sources

The failure to grow immediately after the transition became, in the words of the M.I.T. economist Olivier Blanchard, "the major theoretical challenge facing economists".

In addition to the incredulity of their colleagues, Dr. Lisa Randall of Princeton University and Dr. Raman Sundrum of Stanford University faced a big theoretical challenge in making their theory of space-time work.

Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, has talked more often about the theoretical challenge of a nuclear-armed leadership in Tehran than about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Interpreting such experiments poses a theoretical challenge.

The theoretical challenge is applying persuasive design to virtual and augmented reality.

While we may consider global skepticism an interesting theoretical challenge, few of us feel the need to address it before getting on with our lives.

Even greater are the theoretical challenges.

A superb mathematician who also made landmark contributions to economics and game theory, Von Neumann believed that computers might push mathematicians – who constituted the most powerful group at the institute – to appreciate the theoretical challenges posed by applied work.

The thesis is also open to more general theoretical challenges.

I enjoy new practical and theoretical challenges and problem solving.

One of the biggest theoretical challenges O'Neill faced was the effort and cost of construction.