Sentence examples for this challenge each from inspiring English sources

Manhattan lives with this challenge each time it plays.

Several new books take up this challenge, each addressing a different piece of the national security predicament.

Different model communities have been proposed to overcome this challenge, each suited for a particular set of research questions.

Both nonlinear dynamic (NL-RHA) and static (pushover) procedures are currently available to face this challenge, each with intrinsic advantages and disadvantages, and their applicability in the study of the nonlinear seismic behavior of cable-stayed bridges is discussed here.

For this challenge, each of the 26 teams, which range in size from teams of four to pairs to solo rowers, will endeavor to make the 3,000 mile trek across the Atlantic Ocean in specially designed row boats armed with little more than their own sheer will, determination and raw strength.

I have been so moved at the depth of experience, the commitment, and the honesty and kindness of the participants in this challenge, each fulfilling the demands of their ordinary lives, each showing a way forward to new manifestations of practice, community, awareness and love.

Advocated is a new paradigm for this challenge, where each of us patriotically buys American and invests in Planet Earth, a true partnership of WALL-E, EVE, Barack and us.

The case for faith in schools is that it is only through this challenge of learning about each other's faiths at a young age that we can minimise the effects of prejudiced ideologies.

To overcome this challenge, we propose for each server when reporting a clickstream record to the First Server to also include along with its id the id of the Base Server it belongs to its cluster.

David Kaplan (1990) outlines one natural way of responding to this challenge: he claims that each name refers to only one thing, but that one cannot tell which name has been used merely from the overt phonological form of the speaker's utterance.

In contrast to the circular shape of a cypher, competing crews can face each other in this line formation, challenge each other, and execute their burns (a move intended to humiliate the opponent, i.e. crotch grabbing).