Sentence examples for unavoidable challenges from inspiring English sources

"If you keep the mission of the library what it has been, the change in the landscape brought about by networked information is dramatic and brings about unavoidable challenges for the library," Professor O'Donnell said.

Yet, finding suitable alternatives which meet the needs of conservationists, practitioners and regulators in light of these unavoidable challenges remains elusive (Jackson and Hobbs 2009).

Properly framed, these kinds of practices can transform people's resilience in the face of unavoidable challenges and hardships.

Nevertheless, the expertise-based RCT offers a pragmatic solution to these unavoidable challenges of surgeon experience and equipoise.

Besides the difficulties in obtaining substantial amounts of biomass in a reproducible way, post-translational modification, such as glycosylation or acetylation are additional but unavoidable challenges in the expression of active proteins.

Humanity faces many unavoidable challenges that require our best defense without us creating additional unnecessary problems between ourselves.

"The unavoidable challenge we face is how to support the increasing number of people who need care," they wrote.

What he saw, in his remorseless way, was that the end of the superpower confrontation had in fact unleashed a new violence, and that the killing would pose an unavoidable challenge to supposedly victorious Western values.

Security issues in CRNs become unavoidable challenge, and how to solve the security problems has become a research hot-spot.

As far as we know, it should be said that if the personalisation of learning (and teaching) is an "unavoidable challenge" to education today (Coll, 2016), it does not seem that some kinds of educational technology try to include pedagogy or educational foundations in the scene of that challenge.

It's only when their compensatory skills were outmatched by a particular and unavoidable challenge that they fell apart.