Sentence examples for ubiquitous challenge from inspiring English sources

Yet the rapid and seemingly ubiquitous challenge to this year's exclusionary Oscar nominations came from social media.

Mechanical stress is an ubiquitous challenge of human cells with fundamental impact on cell physiology.

Data processing on a continuously growing volume of data and the increasing power restrictions have become an ubiquitous challenge in our world today.

Compliance to the study intervention is a ubiquitous challenge.

Despite the ubiquitous challenge of budgeting for successful research, issues of exposure assessment cost are not often represented in the literature.

As a result, the improvement in enzymatic digestibility after AHP pretreatment is limited [ 16, 17], and this lack of efficacy on woody biomass is a ubiquitous challenge faced by many pretreatment methods [ 5, 18, 19].

Hanna is the rebel grrrl older sister many of us millennials dreamed of having – someone who could show us how to navigate girlhood's profound, ubiquitous challenges head-on, with fire and grit.

Despite recent developments of WiMAX networks, IEEE 802.11-based WLAN networks will still be used in local environments and continue their growth to become more ubiquitous and to challenge WiMAX networks in larger areas.

In just a few short weeks, the ubiquitous ice bucket challenge has topped $50 million for the ALS Association, and it's showing no signs of slowing down.

Donations inspired by the ubiquitous Ice Bucket Challenge -- in which participants pour a bucket of ice water on their heads to raise awareness of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a degenerative nerve disease -- have been coming in at an astounding rate since the practice went viral earlier this summer.

The hills are rough on strollers, and the homeless people, strip clubs and ubiquitous pot smoke can challenge a protective parent's patience.