Sentence examples for to represent a challenge from inspiring English sources

It uses simulated robot tank combat to represent a challenge faced by an adaptive self-healing system.

Yet as the years since I became a pilot go by I find that the northern lights have come to represent a challenge I didn't expect.

The newspaper reported that Mr. Ri had been arrested after dozing off during a meeting supervised by Mr. Kim and that Mr. Hwang had proposed a policy that was deemed to represent a challenge to Mr. Kim's leadership.

For Revolution Foods to represent a challenge to the established system it would need to be making a profit, and it is not, although some of its regions are.

This is probably one reason why the ICP can be seen to represent a challenge to both policy paradigms.

We never set out to make grown men cry, but we've balanced the game to represent a challenge to us.

Hence, interpretation of the data, as well as the decision of what to measure, represent a challenge for different fields of science.

Imaging prostate cancer continues to represent a clinical challenge for both primary and recurrent disease.

But there is equally little doubt that, taken together, Burnham's comments seem to represent a significant challenge to Ofcom's more technocratic, evidence-based approach.

Only in works of reference atlases, dictionaries, almanacs, encyclopedias and the like do CD-ROMs now seem to represent a serious challenge to the predominance of books.

The dermato-cosmetic products with photoprotective effect have represented and continue to represent a real challenge for cosmetic industry.