Sentence examples for to study challenging from inspiring English sources

John Denham, the secretary of state for universities, said: "It is very encouraging to see that we have made good progress in encouraging more students to study challenging subjects such as physics, chemistry and maths.

At present, it is widely used in the fuel cell field in order to study challenging cutting edge issues as membrane drying or gas diffusion layer flooding amongst others.

Mr. Ross, a 55-year-old lawyer who has taught and worked for the United Nations and Planned Parenthood, created his institute in 1999 to study challenges to "bipartisan democratic consensus".

In addition, semi-structured interviews, although often applied to study challenges around design processes [ 45], could bring more certainty if combined with other methods, in this case, observations [ 45- 47].

ASD is common, but researchers find recruitment to studies challenging.

2 However, despite ASD being common, researchers often find recruitment to studies challenging.

The morbidity of varicella in immunosuppressed patients has led to studies challenging the general recommendation that this live attenuated vaccines not be administered[ 41].

While the schools differ in many ways, their course offerings resemble A.P. classes in content and rigor; they have stellar college placement; and the best of them expose their pupils to independent study, challenging internships and individual research projects.

The miniscule size of exosomes, however, makes them difficult to study and challenging to separate from their native biological fluids.

It was during this year that I rekindled my desire to study, to challenge myself in the classroom.

Now they will study challenges to the Law of Electoral Guarantees, intended to ensure that opponents are not disadvantaged.